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The Mountainscape Series Vases by Bernard Katz
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Our glass art within the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia by Bernard Katz
The Amazing Cold Glass Sculptures of Jack Storms
The intense cold-glass process which can take up to 24 weeks for each contemporary glass sculpture to come to life begins at the heart of the design, by creating a core of lead crystal which is cut, polished and laminated creating reflective mirrors. When wrapped in optical glass, the refraction of light as it passes through the glass creates rainbows of hypnotic color. The drawn out process of repetitive cutting, grinding and polishing requires intense passion, rigid self discipline, and more blood sweat and tears than any artisan could wrap their mind around. The results, are mind boggling works of contemporary glass art. Thanks zerostatereflex
Storms specializes in both geometric and representational glass sculptures. Some of his work can be figurative as well as abstract. Storms works with three different types of glass: optical crystal, lead crystal, and dichroic glass. He cuts and stacks slivers of dichroic glass and glues them with a special two part epoxy to achieve a “floating core look,” he then layers optic or crystal glass around the first structure, then hand sculpts it into a specific shape. It can take more than ten weeks to produce one piece. Storms’ work has been praised for demanding both artistic creativity and mathematical exactitude. He uses the Fibonacci theory at the core of every one of his designs
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Blown Glass Art Hanging Sculpture by Bernard Katz Glass
A piece by Andrew Erdos whose show opened at Claire Oliver Gallery last night #newyork #gallerynetwork
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Glass sculpture
Andrew Erdos, Edenquest for Light, 2015, blown and cast glass with sterling silver in a 2way mirror box with LED lights.
Only 20 more days until it’s time to reflect on this sculpture in the new Contemporary Art + Design Wing. Cristallo e Bronzo (Crystal and Bronze), Laura de Santillana, Murano, Italy, 2007. 2009.3.75. #contemporaryglass #glass #newspacenewlight #newonview #contemporaryart #sculpture #crystal #bronze #minimalism #murano #LauradeSantillana http://ift.tt/1aDPatf
contrast in glass
Lighting Expert Creates a Spooky Skull Wall Sconce From Recycled ‘Crystal Head Vodka’ Bottles
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Sefiroth Shaddai, Ruudt Peters, Amsterdam, 2007. 2013.3.14. (Sefiroth Shaddai | Corning Museum of Glass)
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Cheryl Pope, Up Against, 2010/2013
Installation art
Exceptional Beth Lipman work installed in the gallery today: “Still Life with Detritus”
Art Glass by Beth Lipman
glass vases from DB Glassworks. (Design Milk)
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2002 - “Quiet Shifting” / blown glass & hand sanded sculptures by Australian glass artist Clare Belfrage / Canberra Glassworks