For this series I blown all vessel in the same shape style but different colors at the furnace. After I draw
For this series I blown all vessel in the same shape style but different colors at the furnace. After I draw an indviduell structures with the grinder on the surface.
In this series I playing with one shape in different proportion and size. All four parts I stick in one heat
In this series I playing with one shape in different proportion and size. All four parts I stick in one heat on my blowingpipe together. Two of the Moduls I grinded afterwards.
Size: Hight between 13 and 25 cm; ø widest part 10 and 20 cm
By the huge possibilities to work with glass I am interested in the basic occurrences. Temperature differences
By the huge possibilities to work with glass I am interested in the basic occurrences. Temperature differences for example provoke tension within the glass and this creates beautiful structures which I try to capture. Trying to create these cracks in the glass requires constant observing of the material and is a perpetual balance between the broken glass and a glass that is in one piece.
Face to face views two different shapes on the surface area, which I grinded with a rough grit. The on touched
Face to face views two different shapes on the surface area, which I grinded with a rough grit. The on touched clear glass sections in between opens new views and spaces.
Cube The cube is blown in a fir green with an lip of clear glass formed in a blanaced shape. The bigger
Cube
The cube is blown in a fir green with an lip of clear glass formed in a blanaced shape. The bigger one (ca. 30 cm high) is grinded and mattfinished, the smaller ones are around 15 cm high and have ø of 11 cm.
I took part at the Haapsalu Glass Days in the Evald Okase Museum from 29.7. - 3.8.2019. One week glassblowing in
I took part at the Haapsalu Glass Days in the Evald Okase Museum from 29.7. - 3.8.2019. One week glassblowing in the yard of the museum, playing and experimenting with ideas with the theme INTERPLAY with GLASS & LIGHT. The finals goals got exhibit in the Evald Okase Museum from the 3.8. til the 15.9.2019. Afterward the went to the Lightfestival in Tallinn LIGHT WALKS IN KADRIORG from the 18.9. - 20.9.19.
Artist
Germany: Simone Fezer, Louise Lang , Torsten Rötzsch, Cornelius Reer, Petra Kießling, Ulf Petersen, Wilfried Markus; Latvia: Marta Gibiete; Russia: Svetlana Fedorova; Estonia: Kai Koppel, Sofi Arshas, Kai Roosaar, Kairi Orgusaar, Herbert Orgusaar, Erki Kannus, Elli Soon, Kati Kerstna
http://www.evaldokasemuuseum.ee/eng/index.html
Foto © Kati Kerstna; Louise Lang
I wrote an article about for the glashouse magazine
https://studioglass.jimdo.com/newsletter/