jeremy newman & allison ciancibelli

waterworks gallery

jeremy and allison’s work is inspired by the natural world and how people relate to nature. in the presence of nature, there is absence, where the mind can wander over open spaces and find a sense of calm. this is where the images of their work are derived; the patch of Aspen on an otherwise empty hillside; a fence line protruding from a field of snow, a night sky bathed in a full moon. they are simple abstract compositions that allow the viewer to read their own interpretation into the piece.

in order to create each one of a kind piece, jeremy and allison incorporate traditional glassblowing skills together with woodworking and metalworking. their simple, earthy forms serve as a blank slate for their abstract, narrative imagery created by layering colors of glass and adding frit, powdered glass, and steel fibers. finally, the surface is acid-etched, giving the finished piece its soft, matte finish and stone-like appearance.

“we use cultural artifacts as a way of exploring our relationship with the land and to remind us of our interconnection with nature, with each other, and with our collective past.”
 
moon cycle
blown glass sculpture
18 x 10 ½
$2600
 
moon pod, 1
blown glass sculpture
113 x 4 ½
$900
 
moon pod 2
blown glass sculpture
12 ¾ x 4 ½
$900
 
pica pod
blown glass sculpture
15 x 15
$1100
 
reflection pair
blown glass sculpture
12 x 17
$2800
 
sipapu 2
blown glass sculpture
14 x 10
$1800
 
small eggs in nest with 3 eggs
blown & sculpted glass
6 x 8
$1200
 
small eggs in nest
side view
 

 
ancestry 	blown sculpted glass ancestry
blown & sculpted glass
14 x 14 x 3
$2488
 
blown & sculpted glass orca stone orca stone
blown & sculpted glass
9 x 12 x 2
$1600
 
blown glass print pod print pod
blown & sculpted glass
15 x 7
$1200
 
poormans fence blown glass poorman’s fence
blown and sculpted glass
14 x 7.5
$1200
 
monotype on paper scratch cylinder: black
12 x 4
$650
 
blownglass platter series twilight platter series
24 x 5 footed w/hanger
$900
colors: terra cotta, mustard, sage
 
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