My partner, Jerzy (he's the gardener in the family), brought in a beautiful rose this morning. So fragile and delicately fragrant. He put it in one of our favourite glass vases. I made this vase many years ago at a glass-blowing workshop and it is very clunky and not at all a finely-crafted object, but I love the blobs of glass stuck to the sides. Somehow, it's me! I decided to photograph it for the blog so I took it out onto the porch where I discovered the wonderful way the light passed through these blobs. Below are the photographs, capturing the sensuous glass and its interplay with the light. Simple things are so inspiring!
I am an artist who creates sculptural objects, combining materials such as paper, thread, beeswax, metal, and natural objects. I also give creativity workshops in Hudson, Quebec. Art vein vessel is a place where I share my work, my creative activities, and the little things that inspire me.
Artists...celebrate your tools! Submit your favourite tool for posting on "tool tuesday." Tell about its history, why you love it, how you use it, what you make with it, and anything else you'd like to share. Click on photo for original post.
2 comments:
Beautiful photo's Kate. I too love the interplay between the light & shadow, shape & form.
“It is always the simple that produces the marvelous."
Amelia E Barr
Jo...what a lovely quote. So true.
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