4” x 10”
Glass is kiln formed and reverse painted with enamels. I enjoy experimenting with slightly human images in glass and this has been the closest I've come to a self portrait. Kevin Midgley © 2008
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2008 ~ We explore our thoughts on Self again. An aggregate of glass artists participated in exploring the idea and process of Self Portrait in their medium of choice, kiln fired glass. The results of their efforts are displayed here in the form of a virtual gallery.
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- Robin Grabowski "Parts of My Heart Icon”
- Jennifer Frangi "Self Portrait"
- Sheryl R Garrison "Not Board"
- Patricia Layne Watkins "Places of the Heart"
- Lauri Levanto "Dirty Old Man"
- John Austin ‘haydo’ Hayden “Doing Time, Looking I...
- Don Burt “Three Suncatchers”
- Kevin Midgley “Self Portrait”
- Leslie Rowe-Israelson "Don't Fence Me In"
- Alice Benvie Gebhart "Reflection of Self"
- Stan Harmon “One Technique Too Many - Your Mind ...
- Nanette Bowring "Reflections"
- Judith Geiger "Honolua Dream"
- Faye Walker-Malench “Dreams in Color”
- Deborah Lewis "In a Heartbeat"
- Candida van Nugteren "All Me"
- Susan Bradshaw "HaikuDancer – Tauren Hunter"
- Duane Beard & Ben Moran "Mujō"
- Holley Southworth "Her Holleyness"
- Barbara Ridgley "Millie 'n Me"
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4 comments:
Kevin,
I usually make the effort to read your posts and responses and to my benifit. I'll have to say.... this image never popped into my head while perusing your comments. It's a new day.....
Seems that form and graphics come together to suggest an-unself-conscious self examination.
Kevin, I am transfixed with your eyes and lips! Slightly human? I'd say you captured some emotion here as well as great depth.
Linda
Kevin,
There is an intensity here that is a bit disquieting to me. Most likely the color of the eyes.
This piece has a mask like quality.
I particularly like the right edge not being straight.
Susan B
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