Displaced

Glass, Glass

20cm (W) x 13cm (H) x 9cm (D)

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Artwork Description

In a world of uncertainty, more and more people are having their lives and families’ torn from them.
This work quietly speaks of the worldwide atrocities and the effects on human lives.
Rebecca has used the embryotic glass form to represent the innocence and fragility of life. She has incorporated rocks and stones, found objects such as images and fabric found in the family home.
The embriotic form rests delicately on this mound of rubble exposed to the outside elements, no longer having the security we all seek in life.

Artist Bio

Rebecca Hartman-Kearns is a graduate of the South Australian School of Art practicing artist in the field of glass.
Rebecca has exhibited in both national and international exhibitions and has appeared in Publications such as Craft Arts International as well as the prestigious New Glass Review.

Her passion for exploring new ideas and creative ways of pushing past boundaries in her making process, concept development and presentation, has resulted in Rebecca establishing a significant profile as a South Australian artist.

‘My passion as a glass artist is exploring new ideas and creative ways to push the boundaries in my making process, with concept and development being directly influenced by my surroundings.’

Commissions

Rebecca's studio is in Adelaide SA