Fruity Stil Life

Glass, Other

30cm (W) x 10cm (H) x 10cm (D)

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A$740

Arrives 1–3 Aug

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Artwork Description

Fruity Still Life
I have always had a passion for still life both in imagery and sculptural form. In this body of work, I have taken everyday fruits and moulded them using techniques learned whilst working at the SA Museums in the 3D department, to create my own fruity still life.
As a glass artist, blown glass is my main choice of material but have recently embarked on journey to use the recycled blown glass and bio resin to create this new body of work.
Clear glass can me re melted and re-used, whereas the coloured glass cannot due to the chemical compounds and minerals used to make colour, therefore the excess coloured glass created becomes a bi-product of glass blowing.
Bio Resin is an non toxic food safe resin and the production of this resin consumes less energy lowing the impact on the environment. . (A bio-resin is a resin that derives some or all of its constituent monomers from biological sources. Today's sources are plant-based, usually corn or soybean by-products from bio-diesel fuel refinement. Other candidates include sugar cane, sugar beets, potatoes, lignocellulose, whey and algae).
I am quite passionate about recycling and re purposing materials, giving them a new identity, a new life; to be admired once again.

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