"Window"
Hand-Blown Glass
13" x 10" x 4"
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![Randi Solin - A featured artist at the Lanning Gallery [Sedona Arizona]](images/solin_title.jpg) |
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| Randi Solin has been devoted
to the art of blown glass for over twenty years. Her
impeccable technical skills and imaginative
coloration style has led to innumerable Best in Show
and Best in Class awards and she has pieces in the
permanent collections of The White House, The United
States Embassies in Algeria and Guinea and several
U.S. museums; Solin has been exhibited in museums
and gallery shows across the country. |
| Representing a fusion of the
American Studio Art Glass movement and classic
Venetian glassblowing, each one of Solin’s glass
sculptures requires a viewer to interact with its
interior life, to feel its incredible weight and
mass, and engage in its optics and coloration.
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"Sahara
Emperor Bowls"
Hand-Blown Glass
7" x 7" each |
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| As the artist explains, “My optics serve
as the window into my coloration process – into the soul of a
piece – allowing a viewer to peer into its life, like the rings
of a tree.” |
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"Malibar"
Hand-Blown Glass
23" x 8" x 5" |
| Solin approaches her work
two-dimensionally, like a painter to a canvas or a weaver using
thread to create an intricate tapestry. “My glass pieces are
compositions,” Solin states, “and atypical to glass blowing in
general, they have a ‘front’. Generally my forms have an
Asian-influenced simplicity, which allows for my complex and
painstaking coloration process to unfold. I build layer upon
layer of color using glass in all particle sizes - powder, cane,
frit, and rod - like a painter’s palette, to create original
homogeneous coloration and truly one-of-a-kind work. |
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| “All of my pieces
are intellectually created on that
notion: that with each finished work, a
history is revealed. My layering and
coloration process is all about showing
that the piece was made over time. I
accentuate each individual layer, which
for me is a tremendously important
component to my work. My optics, the cut
and polish, the juxtaposition of this
organic form with this stark hard edge,
is unique to my work and a signature of
sorts.” |
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| To sum up, Solin
states simply, “I’m in love with the act
of blowing glass.”
Click on an image to see a larger view. |
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"Uruquin
Vessel"
Hand-Blown Glass
17" x 8" x 4" each |
"Summer Bowl"
Hand-Blown Glass
8" x 10" |
"Shard
Rectangle Vessel"
Hand-Blown Glass
17" x 8" x 4" |
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"Sahara Flat
Vessel"
Hand-Blown Glass
13" x 10" x 3" |
"Borsetta"
Hand-Blown Glass
14" x 10" x 4"
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"Shard Flat
Vessel"
Hand-Blown Glass
15" x 12" x 4" |
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Artist's prices beginning at
$495.
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