Recursivity in kiln cast glass

Recursivity: To happen, come up, or show up repeatedly. To return to one’s attention or memory. To return in thought or discourse. Of, relating to or consisting of a procedure that can repeat itself indefinitely. Synonyms: react, recrudesce, revert, turn back This solid glass sculpture is __ lbs of borosilicate glass. Using the lost wax kiln casting method, this piece was originally created in clay. An initial mould was created to pour a wax casting. After refining the wax, the refractory mould was built around it. Into that mould the glass was cast; taking days to melt the glass into the mould and over a week to slowly cool down. The patina was applied using copper and acids to create a finish reminiscent of antiquities. If you enjoy something that looks like it was discovered in an archeological dig, this might be for you! This piece is best viewed on a pedestal or high table. There is a man on one side intertwined with a woman on the opposite side.

Details

  • FramingUnframed
  • SignatureHand-signed by Artist
  • Visual QualitiesDark Colors
  • ClassificationOriginal

Name Of Artist (So You Are Searchable!)

Georgianna Krieger

Medium

  • Sculpture

Exact Dimensions (H x W x D)

13.5" x 9" x 7" weight = 24.5lbs

Year Created

2007

Provide details about the signature

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Materials

borosilicate art glass with copper

Subject Matter

  • Figure
  • Nude

Materials (Sculpture)

  • Glass as Material

Location

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