Frank Haines is an interdisciplinary artist whose work spans stained glass, sound, video, performance, and installation. Guided by a deep interest in ritual, space, and sensory experience, Haines creates layered environments where light, color, and sound interact in contemplative ways.

Rooted in the tradition of stained glass yet reaching into experimental media, Haines’ practice often explores the tension between the sacred and the everyday, permanence and impermanence. Each piece—whether made of glass, audio waves, or moving image—is approached as a kind of portal: an invitation to pause, reflect, and encounter something just beyond the visible.

His work has been featured in galleries, site-specific installations, and collaborative performances. Alongside visual pieces, Haines produces original audio compositions and video reels that act as extensions of his physical work—offering immersive, often meditative experiences.