Light Reading - Aqua Marine/Yellow | 1.5" x 8" x 5"
$500.00
About the Artwork
Light Reading - Aqua Marine/Yellow illustrates the sophisticated art of kiln-formed glass by Bob Leatherbarrow. This artwork goes through a detailed process where glass is heated in an electric kiln at temperatures ranging from 600 to 825 degrees Celsius (1100 to 1525 degrees F). Each layer of glass is treated like a canvas and undergoes multiple firings. Coloured glass powders are applied and manipulated to create this vibrant piece, achieving a depth that explores the interaction of light and material. The aquamarine and yellow hues are intensified through this intricate layering and firing process, offering a glimpse into the subtle complexities of glass formation.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 1.5" x 8" x 5"
- Medium: Kiln-formed glass, featuring layered colour transitions and textured surfaces achieved through the controlled use of glass powders and chemical reactions during firing.
- Colour Theme: Aqua marine and yellow, invoking the lively essence of oceanic depths.
How to Purchase
This piece, a testament to craftsmanship and innovation in glass art, is perfect for those who appreciate the delicate balance of science and art. If Light Reading - Aqua Marine/Yellow piques your interest, please:
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