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| The
Bridge Studio |
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Heather Wood
Whether I am working with textiles, glass, wood, or canvas,
I am always using intuitive skills in combination with colour,
line and form to express myself. Both my sculptural work and
functional glass or textile pieces give voice to my visual ideas.
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| sharper
edge glass |
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James Scultety and Heather Buchanan
Sharper
Edge Glass combines the talents of glass artists Heather Buchanan
and James Scultety.
"Coming
from different walks of life and backgrounds, this artisan team
met during their years at Sheridan College majoring in the fine
craft of glassblowing.
Heather and James continually feed off of each other's unique
tastes and ideas, coming together for the fabrication of each
piece. Their work differentiates from modern clean designs,
to free-formed pieces inspired by growth- thus extending their
evolving body of works."
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| Gundi
: Creations in Glass |
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Gundi Viviani Finch
Gundi's
larger sculptural works reveal shapes that contrast strongly
with regularly layered levels of glass. This year she has also
infused many of her pieces with bold, colorful edging, which
can be customized according to taste.
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| Morin
Choiniere |
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Morin Choiniere
Glassware. Dreamware.
Transparent
and translucent designs celebrating the wonders of light.
Our products are an exquisite blend of refinement and originality.
Choose from vases, bowls, photo frames, candlesticks and candleholders.
Let Morin-Choinière illuminate your daytime surroundings,
whether at home or in your office . . .
. . . and watch your nighttimes become a shimmering, magical
realm.
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| PAULL
RODRIGUE |
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PAULL RODRIGUE
“Through
a multiple of techniques and colour applications, I indulge
in the presence of hot glass.In this creative process of hot
glass, I connect with the conscious part of my personality and
awaken.The glass presents a challenge which I respond to in
an intuitive and spontaneous manner.The seductive qualities
continue to entice me and I look forward to the “court
and spark” and the dance that ensues.This continuous dance
results in knocking off the puntil works that are technical,
layered in colour, and eloquent in linear aesthetics.From this
point, I am satisfied with the knowledge and the inspirational
efforts that are put into making my work.” |
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| Rhythms
Artglass |
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by Claude Duperron and Linda Westrom
At Rhythms Artglass studio we produce a fine line of perfume
bottles, paperweights, vases and Christmas balls as well as
our own individual series pieces. These are pieces are blown
or formed from glass which we have formulated, allowing us better
control over colors and quality. Linda and I have people work
throughout Canada.
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