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Rees has been involved with Glass art, graphic art, illustration, advertising, branding, photography, 2-d and 3-d art, and video sequencing for over 25 years. He has also gained well known status in the glass art community with his glass art and sculpture. Rees is the owner and director of lookimagine, LLC and Spiralglass, Inc. He has created a new body of sculptural mixed media art-work under the title ‘solar burns’ which incorporates painting with molten and blown glass. Rees is currently working on several theme concept driven exhibitions.
Colourful,Quirky,Unique.
My sculpture Society is a 3 years project, consist of 6 parts all together approx. 120KG (250LBS). Together the 6 parts form a circle of 18 figures reflected from the glass, standing held tight but not supported. these figures are of different colors to represent the variety of groups which the modern society is comprised of. What makes us a one bonded society?
Another projects WIP, includes 6 face expressions: Happy, Sad, Surprised, Angry, Disappointed, and Content. Each expression in a separate glass block. Standing together it represents the way we interact directly in the modern life. In each discussion we can have all spectrum of emotions. There is no consensus anymore.
We design and create using various techniques including stained glass, fused and kiln formed.
Our studio includes a Glass Gallery where our work can be viewed and purchased directly or it can be purchased from our website. We also accept commissions for our stained glass work.
Learning new techniques on line with Catherine Dunstan, Colour Blooming and spending time in the hot shop at the Glass Hub continuing to explore glass blowing techniques.
We design and create using various techniques including stained glass, fused and kiln formed.
Our studio includes a Glass Gallery where our work can be viewed and purchased directly or it can be purchased from our website. We also accept commissions for our stained glass work.
Moulds were created of her hands and feet and I want them to look like they are pressed against the glass and about to move. This is the start of a long journey working with this idea