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[...] materials to create these otherworldly sculptures. See much more at G Fine Art, Martos Gallery (via booooooom) April 29, 2011 • art glass sculpture • tweet this [...]
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[...] Posted by Elliott on Friday, April 29, 2011 · View Comments ShareBrooklyn-based artist Graham Caldwell has a distinctive style using a variety of blown glass, steel, epoxy, mirrors, and other materials to create these out of this world sculptures. Personally the work that he does with mirrors grabs my attention and I could spend a lot of time looking into each individual mirror to see what it’s reflecting. (via booooooom) [...]
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I would love to have one of these in my fantasy mansion…haha.
I love the 3rd one. The wonky cubes against straight lines and the way the glass magnifies and reflects. It seems other worldly.
love the first, i want it in my house!
love it!
The world in a rear-view, side-view, mirror or just plain magnified… smarty pants sculptures/assemblies
omg so so good.
Something from the future. Crazy geometry.
Graham has a show up right now, through October 8th, in Chelsea at Martos Gallery. 540 W 29th Street New York, NY 10001, Tuesday thru Saturday, 10-6.
Go see it! It’s crazy.
http://www.martosgallery.com/exhibitions/2011-09-08_the-exploding-view/
Mirrors and more mirrors…I would definitely sport this piece in my place!