Extremely intricate and detailed, the woven glass sculpture collection crafted by design duo Eric Markow and Thom Norris is stunningly energetic and full of vibrant energy.
Creating everything from giant origami cranes to wall-mounted bull skulls, the artists have taken a very dramatic spin on classic glass artwork and sculptural design. One of the most incredibly impressive parts of the collection is the gorgeous kimono series. Made entirely out of glass that has undergone the perfected technique of being woven and interlaced with itself, the kimonos take on a shimmering and angelic appearance, with colors picking out patterns and details that almost surpass the beauty of traditional kimonos.
Inspired by natural elements and classic artwork pieces, the woven glass sculpture series from Markow & Norris is a glass art collector's dream.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Woven Glass Sculptures
- Opportunity for artists and designers to experiment with innovative techniques and push the boundaries of glass artwork.
- Dynamic Sculptural Design
- Potential for reimagining traditional sculptural forms using vibrant energy and intricate details in various mediums.
- Interlaced Glass Technique
- An invitation for glass artisans to explore the possibilities of weaving and interlacing glass to create mesmerizing and unique pieces.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- An industry that can embrace these intricate glass sculptures to expand the boundaries of traditional artwork.
- Glass Art
- The glass art industry can utilize these woven glass sculptures to attract collectors and art enthusiasts with their unique aesthetics.
- Craft and Production
- An opportunity for artisans and craftsmen to explore new techniques and create one-of-a-kind glass sculptures using interlaced glass.
