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Garden Friends Carmen and Lovey

Garden Friends Carmen and Lovey

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Carmen and Lovey Garden Birds

from left: ethel, lucy, carmen, lovey, momma, baby, scout, twister, napoleon, josephine

from left: ethel, lucy, carmen, lovey, momma, baby, scout, twister, napoleon, josephine

Garden Friends Carmen and Lovey
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Carmen and Lovey Garden Birds
from left: ethel, lucy, carmen, lovey, momma, baby, scout, twister, napoleon, josephine

Carmen and Lovey Garden Birds

Art Glass Sculpture (ID: A103177)
Designed by Terry Gomien
$122–$134
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Observing daily visitors to her bird feeder, Gomien translates assorted bird details into glass to create these vibrant garden characters. The artist detailed Carmen in black and red with orange dots to be seen from afar. The artist detailed Lovey with a heart-like tail and fine dotted line to accent her torso.

They are meticulously pieced together using brightly colored glass and pieces of custom made sheet glass. They were fired and fused in a kiln and then adhered to a handmade stainless steel garden stake with foot for easy installation. The bird's name is engraved on the back. Signed by the artist. Dimensions listed refer to the bird alone. Birds are mounted on a 26"H or 32"H post.
  • Suitable for outdoor use
  • Carmen Garden Bird, 26"H, Lovey Garden Bird, 32"H: Outdoor temperature range: 0°-100° F
  • Carmen Garden Bird, 32"H, Lovey Garden Bird, 26"H: Outdoor temperature range: 32°-100° F
  • Signed by the artist
  • Carmen Garden Bird, 26"H, Lovey Garden Bird, 32"H, Lovey Garden Bird, 26"H: Materials: Glass, Steel
  • Carmen Garden Bird, 32"H: Materials: Glass, Metal
This piece can be displayed outdoors year-round in nearly all climates and temperatures. Bring inside if temperature dips below -20F. To clean, wipe with a damp cloth.
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Terry Gomien

Terry Gomien

CoGoGlass
" Color is my playground; geometry and composition define the boundaries within which I play."

As a child, Terry Gomien lusted after that big box of crayons with the sharpener on the back. That vast array of richly hued wax sticks formed her initial color theory. She continues to play with the same vibrant palette translated now with glass.

Gomien creates one of a kind glass sheets for her work.The meditative process of manipulating glass powder adds an intended depth to her pieces.She patiently assembles sheets of tiny glass threads into vibrant undulating waves of color.She fires these sheets.She hand cuts them and combines the graphic details with vibrant sheet glass to create her compositions.Multiple firings complete the work.

As a former toy inventor, Gomien developed an insatiable curiosity. This lead her to a glass class at Lill Street Art, Chicago and she was hooked. It was her travels to Bullseye Glass, Portland however, that started her real training. Many workshops later instructors Patty Gray, Kari Minnick, Richard Parrish and Elise Kendrot most influence her current work.