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Terry Gomien
CoGoGlass
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.
Customer Reviews
Had two of these in my yard then a tornado destroyed one of them. Had to replace immediately! They're beautiful with the sun shining through the glass and next to the pool is the perfect place.
The deer eat EVERY colorful flower at my house, and many green plants and trees. These flowers, and yellow bird join "Lucy and Ethel" from last year. Those two even made it through a snowy, sub-zero winter, because I forgot to pull them out before they froze in place. I hope the photos help show 32" and 26" heights. The colors are vivid. I love all four.
I've bought several pieces of art from "Artful Home" & everything is top notch!!! Very talented artist throughout the entire catalog/website. This particular garden stake is very well made & the colors are just exactly as they look on-line. The quality is absolutely beautiful...this will last in my garden for years to come.
Love this beautiful flower that adds so much cheer to my garden. The actual item looks just like the photo. I appreciate the sturdy metal stake too. Oh yes, the packaging was ingenious with good padding for protection.
First I ditched the shutters that made no sense on modern roll out windows and had the house painted. Now I have three perky, stylish flowers to make a rather long expanse have personality.
