Monthly Archives: October 2009
morgane guilcher’s glass jewels
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Trained as a metalsmith, in 1999 France’s Morgane Guilcher became curious about flameworking glass and began a passionate exploration of the material. Traditional training in Murano, Italy in 2006 helped shift her jewelry in a new direction and today, inspired by the sea, this seductive work shakes our perception of fragile and precious.
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amy gross reimagines the landscape
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Immerse yourself in the world according to Amy Gross for a moment, where paper, polymer clay and seed beads are transformed to mimic objects from nature that the artist paints, embroiders and stitches into being. The New York native, now living in Florida, trained as a painter and holds a BFA in Fine Art and Design from Cooper Union.
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