• Peter achieves his stained glass' bold colours through the layering of colour
• His designs are rooted in drawing as a process
• Personal narratives manifest through the characters he depicts

Peter Young makes one-off stained glass pieces for buildings and exhibitions. He discovered the medium by chance while seeking work in London, eventually spending several years at the retail outlet for Goddard & Gibbs Studios. This immersive environment of light and colour sparked Peter's curiosity, and he began asking questions and experimenting with his own glass designs. Encouraged by customers to formalise his talent, he was accepted into the Central St. Martins glass course. "London's vibrant cultural scene helped me discover revolutionary art, experimental music and culture that shaped my artistic voice," Peter shares. Today, his work reflects a balance of tradition and a bold, expressive contemporary style.