Self-taught glass artists Lucie Boucher and Bernie Huebner of Stone Ridge Glass create Glasscapes, a re-arrangeable kiln-polished glass sculptures made of layers of colored glass, that viewers can rearrange to create landscapes of their own.
"We believe the viewer should become actively and repeatedly involved in the arrangement of the glass pieces in many of our glasscapes."
Each glasscape is hand-cut or sawn, ground, and painted with specialized pigments. Then they're fused or fire-polished in an electric glass kiln and fitted in a hardwood base and indirect lighting system, so that the glass image is illuminated by light reflected off the wall immediately behind the sculpture.
Check the website: http://stoneridgeglass.com/index.php
"We believe the viewer should become actively and repeatedly involved in the arrangement of the glass pieces in many of our glasscapes."
Each glasscape is hand-cut or sawn, ground, and painted with specialized pigments. Then they're fused or fire-polished in an electric glass kiln and fitted in a hardwood base and indirect lighting system, so that the glass image is illuminated by light reflected off the wall immediately behind the sculpture.
Check the website: http://stoneridgeglass.com/index.php
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