• Sinead creates to spark conversation
• She uses found, blown and cut glass
• She is always looking to learn new skills

Sinead Brennan makes glass using multiple techniques: cutting, blowing and engraving. Her work is attractive and feminine but has a darker, more serious side. Her work challenges us to think about how women have been portrayed through history and continue to be viewed today. She illustrates the objectification of women and their struggle for liberation and equal rights. Glass in Ireland was traditionally a male craft which adds another layer of significance to these works which have a distinctly female voice. Sinead works from Glint, the open access space of which she is co-founder. She uses her teaching skills to share glass with other makers and the general public.