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What if you spent every day looking for One Beautiful Thing?

Liquid Light

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Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

I vividly remember the eighties. It was big fun,. The fashion was bold, the literature was endlessly entertaining, and the music was catchy as hell, but honestly, I don’t remember a lot of beautiful art being created. Enter Elodie Holmes. She first started making her stunningly colorful glass sculptures in 1986, and since then, she’s only gotten bigger and better.

“In her oversized sculpture series, Elodie utilizes a team of glass blowing assistants. She coordinates the team to assist her through the process of creating these large pieces much like a choreographed dance. By using a selection of special tools and torches, she blows and sculpts these forms into delightful pieces of art.” Elodie Holmes biography

I love the idea that it takes a team to create this glass art. I went looking for video of her creating her work, and I got lucky! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Elodie Holmes

Author: Donna from MyOBT

I have committed to spending part of every day looking for at least one beautiful thing, and sharing what I find with you lovelies!

14 thoughts on “Liquid Light

  1. Thanks for posting the links to the videos. What a talented team! Stunning glass art!

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  2. Absolutely stunning pieces. I love the colour in each and the way they radiate light. How ’80s was that video?

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  3. Very original and beautiful 🙂

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  4. 80’s music transcends generations I’ve found with my daycare kiddos.
    This glass work does the same. Beautiful!

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  5. Wow. These are amazing! Nice 80s tribute too!

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