Graham Caldwell works primarily in glass – he says it is the material he always comes back to, often mixing blown glass with steel and epoxy to create free standing or wall sculptures and large-scale installations.
blown glass, steel epoxy
21 x 25 1/4 x 18
steel, epoxy, blown glass, 21 x 30 x 16″
I’m intrigued by the two untitled pieces above – fragments of curved, blown glass held together by steel supports- the sculptures have a molecular feel to them, don’t you think?
Round Out, blown and silvered glass, epoxy, lacquer
17 x 26 3/4 x 8 1/4″
Moon Jellies, glass, steel, hardware, LED’s
23 x 31 x 22″
The Widow Maker, glass, steel, 44 x 67 x 19″
Manifold, blown glass, steel, 60 x 84 x 24″
Watch Caldwell install a stunning, large-scale piece that hangs from the ceiling of the US embassy in Kyiv.
More images at G Fine Art Gallery
love, love, LOVE Graham’s work…!!!!!
These are intriguing. I’m particularly drawn to the Moon Jellies with its echoes of the larger structure in its glass components.