I've already posted the works that we finished in Petr Stanicky's class, but since then I've had access to Angus Mackay's significanly better images, so this should give you a better idea of what we produced!
Audrey's window piece --
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Our final crit |
Patty's Sea Creature Suit --
(Patty usually does jewelry and her work is stunning.
Give it a look!)
Jeffery's Cliff-to-Wall Structure --
(Also look at
Jeff's work, if you're not already familiar with it. He is currently teaching at Sunderland National Glass Centre/Uni)
These are a few works that Petr whipped out in between helping us.
This was a giant piece of weathered polystyrene we found washed up on a beach. Petr thought it looked like an egg and installed it in this window nest in the ruin of Clythe Harbor --
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This was the discovery and rescue of the polystyrene egg |
Petr also found this perfect equilateral triangle hole in a weathering cliff face. He made and installed this large sand-cast piece backed with mirror --
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This is the view of it as you round the headland into Clythe Harbor |
And these are Angus' images of my wall! --
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The final crit |
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Farmer Ronny MacKay, who owns the wall! |
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My amazing helpers, Jimmy and Em |
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Proof of structural soundness! |
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