Tuesday, 29 September 2009

Debbie's Glass

My friend Debbie is a very talented artist. These are just a few of her pieces. Her sense of colour and shape is beautiful.

Glass is a challenging medium but also an extremely rewarding one. Colour becomes translucent and vivid. I like glass - stained glass, mosaics, blown glass - I like the idea of controlling a medium that has the potential to be fragile, beautiful, and dangerous. It's no secret that I'm drawn to organic shapes but I also crave an underlying symmetry. Perhaps this is the reason her work appeals to me. Despite the rigidity of the glass, there is a fluidity of shape and colour that makes me happy.
I love the little cups of folly above. Little breakable blooms.

10 comments:

Nan Sheppard said...

Any website where she sells? Or a store?

Anonymous said...

Are these for sale in T&T? and where can you get them?

vicki

My Chutney Garden said...

Hi Nan and Vicky,
She does sell in Trinidad but doesn't have a store. I'll get her email and post it on the blog.

Ndinombethe said...

I have a lovely piece of hers sitting on my dressing table. I completely agree with you - the movement and lines in the pieces are lovely.

sweet trini said...

completely unrelated- just looked back @ older posts and saw you in fff comments- hope you still plan to join us- i'm posting the new trigger every friday by noon, and am always looking for trigger suggestions (my email's @ the blog). be back to read about the garden soon...walk good.

Saur♥Kraut said...

I just saw a great special on Chihuly. I agree - love glasswork and the artists who can do it!

Le Snips said...

These photos are great, the glassware looks amazing! Any chance she has an online store or equivalent?

Snippers,
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Patrick Clarkson said...

colorful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i like it!
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