Art is an invitation. An invitation to connect us.
It is an invitation to encourage us—encourage us to feel, to think, and to wonder. Through color, form, composition, texture, and harmony—art is an invitation to stop and take a breath, to calm the storm within, if only for a moment.
Designed to view from a distance, Terri wants to slowly pull you in to connect with her glass paintings— to get lost in the details. Her art is created for those who want to reveal something about themselves and their love for original art—and her work can be found in private and corporate collections throughout the United States, Hong Kong, and Israel.
Light in Bloom | SOLD | 34" x 57"
With all Boldness. | SOLD
26 x 16
Inspired by a peony that symbolizes courage.
Beside Quiet Waters
Triptych | 12 x 42
Inspired by wildflowers near a river bank.
Wait in Silence | SOLD
12 x 12
Inspired by a field of wildflowers in Texas Hill Country.
Reach to the Skies | SOLD
36 x 27
Created to bring a sense of peace each evening and inspiration when the client awakens each morning.
This One Tells the Story | SOLD
24 x 24
Inspired by the joy found in the colors of a blue hydrangea.
With Patience | SOLD
18 x 26
Inspired by an orchid and its symbolism of patience.
Just Before dawn
"Just before Dawn" is a commission art piece for the employee entrance and lounge at the corporate headquarters of a national insurance company. The client wanted to have a glass art painting created for this space that would both inspire and motivate their employees.
Just Before Dawn | SOLD
42 x 78
Inspired by a Magnolia blossom, discovered during an early morning run.
Graciously Give | SOLD
33 x 25
Inspired by a blue iris.
Giving Light | SOLD
52 x 52
Commissioned for the entrance of the Chapel at the Springfield Medical Center.
Red Winter | SOLD
68 x 44
Commissioned for a Corporate Board Room, inspired by Red Winter wheat.
Harvest at Dusk | SOLD
72 x 48
Commissioned for a corporate Board Room, inspired by the late harvest.
In Darkness light dawns
"My grandfather shook the family tree when he left his family farm in northern Ohio to pursue his dream—to attend The Ohio State University and become an engineer. He left the farm, his dream came true, and along the way he never forgot his roots—he brought his love of horticulture with him.
I remember my grandfather's greenhouse. When I walked through the glass door it was as if I had fallen down the rabbit hole. It was a magical place that housed a huge rubber tree plant (that I expected to come to life at any moment), and stunning orchids—exotic flowers that captivated me and at the same time were too beautiful to touch. In his own way, my grandfather was an Orchid Hunter.
The memory of the orchids in my grandfather's greenhouse and the orchid exhibition at the Franklin Park Conservatory inspired this glass art painting.
You can only imagine my astonishment when I walked into a collector's home and saw this piece hanging on a wall with Aminah Robinson paintings. I have admired Ms. Robinson's work for many years and to see my work placed among hers, made me stop for a moment and smile." —Terri
In Darkness Light Shines | SOLD | 37 x 31
Light in Bloom | SOLD
Franklin Park Conservatory - In conjunction with the Chihuly Re-Imagined Exhibition.
duo trio exhibition - an exhibition at the Ohio Arts Council's Riffe Gallery
The James Gallery - Art + Healing
An exhibition at The James Art Gallery located in The James Comprehensive Cancer Hospital within
The Ohio State University Medical Center.