Colorful stained glass art with geometric shapes and circular patterns, casting colorful shadows on the ground.
Close-up of saffron colored glass

“Seattle artist, Carrie Grey channels light and emotion in her colorful, translucent, and luminescent work.”

gallery
View of a beach and ocean with waves, rocks, and a cloudy sky, seen through a stained glass window with abstract blue, green, and white patterns, from inside a house.
Close-up of teal colored glass

“I love the challenge of creating dimensionality and finding the line between conveying too much and too little.”

commissions
Colorful stained glass window with pink and purple flower petal design, set in a black frame, adjacent to glass building wall.
Close-up of pink colored glass

“The passion, the beauty, the insistence on light, I felt the heart cry in it … yet it is resolved in your art into such harmony and joy.”

exhibitions
Close-up of chartreuse colored glass

“In some ways, I see myself more as a painter and sculptor whose medium happens to be glass.”

press
A stained glass window with a circular design, featuring a central white circle surrounded by blue and green glass sections and black lines, casting colorful reflections on the surface below.
Close-up of aqua colored glass

“The pandemic brought a sense of nostalgia for the freedom we experienced in childhood, like running down a dock and jumping into the water, completely unfettered. “

reels
A stained glass window featuring a snowflake design with red accents, backlit by sunlight, casting a shadow on the floor.
Sunset view with a vibrant orange and red sky, some clouds, and silhouettes of buildings and structures on the horizon.

“Stained-glass artist, Carrie Grey, creates bold stained-glass pieces inspiring internal reflection and encouraging expressions of life's emotions.”

about
Colorful stained glass window with a floral pattern in shades of blue, purple, and teal.
Close-up of cornflower colored glass

“By capturing the idea of something, its essence rather than its literal form, I can push myself and the viewer to look inward at how the work makes us feel.”

bio