Market: On the Wall
Market: On the Wall
Market: On the Wall
Clouds by Seattle-based artist Angie Heinrich. Read more below. All photos in post courtesy of Artful Home.
Jan Jacque is a potter in love with wood. Deep Water, like many of the other works she creates in her Livonia, New York, studio, is a marriage of the two materials. Here an unconventionally shaped looking glass, 24 x 32 x 2 in., is cradled in cherrywood, with red, purple, and black ceramic “stones” as accents. / $1,000
“I create my work for the home, heart, and spirit,” says Angie Heinrich, founder of Zetamari Mosaic Artworks in Seattle, a studio, online mosaic-making school, and supply source. Her large mirror frames at Artful Home, including the “wall collage” called Clouds, 32 x 45 x .5 in., are intricate assemblages of glass tile and beads on a base of birch. / $1,600
Daniel Grant, a marble carver and painter, and his Swedish-born wife, Ingela Norén, a weaver and faux-finish artist, fused their skills to found Grant-Norén in Westtown, New York. The Fjord mirror, 31 x 24 x 1 in., displays their contemporary update of the Scandinavian tradition of wood painted to resemble stone. It’s finished with buttermilk glaze and layers of lacquer. / $550
The elegant ovals on the wooden Scribble Oculus Mirror, 18 x 18 x 4 in., reflect their creator’s love of color and line. Kimberly Winkle, a widely exhibited maker/sculptor, directs the School of Art, Craft & Design at Tennessee Technological University while producing works that, in her words, “are intentionally simplified . . . so that the designs themselves are the central focus.” / $590
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