SecretStaircase
Hand-crafted in the beautiful harbour village of St Aubin in the island of Jersey.
The buildings and architecture of Jersey’s Elizabeth Castle fascinate me – it was first built in 1594 and at that time, churches were often built with ‘priest Holes’, secret staircases and passageways so that the Catholic priest could hide or escape from priest hunters.
This piece is influenced by this time and imagines a discovered secret staircase, with mosaic stained glass windows set into the walls of the spiral staircase.
Framed, this piece measures 27.0cm x 32.2cm.
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