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Alicia Kelemen
K4 Glass Art
Venezuelan glass artist Alicia Kelemen brings out the desired optic effects, forms, textures and a wide array of structures and color in her contemporary multi-media layered collaged mosaic murals, decorative art for the wall, mirrors, home accent floral vases and Judaic Art influenced by her colorful and exotic tropical towery Tepees landscapes and majestic natural wonders cascades like "Angel Falls". Her abstract designs depict the deep tones of jungles and transparent beaches.
Kelemen creates her art by drafting manually each piece to scale to combine the mosaic technique, using travertine stone with Kiln-Formed glass. Her technique is created by incorporating multi-layers collages of fused glass, flat glass, color mirror accents and copper gold wiring and cut stone.
Alicia Kelemen is a second generation architect and glass maker since 1983. She grew up in Venezuela surrounded by glass projects within her home and her father's constant creativity and inspiration. She furthers her knowledge in the USA under the master professor Ludwig Schaffrath in USA and Germany.
Customer Reviews
The pieces are lovely. You do need to hang them where they will receive direct light in order for the colors and irredescence to show. I did not hang them where I originally intended to hang them but they are directly seen as you enter our front door and at times during the day they show the brilliance of the online photo.
We have two Mosiac Nature Tones: Jade Carpet III and Mint Carpet II. They flank a wall mounted light fixture. It is exactly what we wanted and so beautiful.
more lovely in person. Also more 3-dimensional. I have not hung the three pieces yet, but there are options ro hang vertically and horizontally.
I am very happy with my purchase of the three glass panels. Wonderful packaging - thank you! They will be used in my master bathroom which is about to be remodeled.
Such incredibly beautiful pieces; timely delivered; very carefully packaged. I could not be more pleased.
Any tips about hanging would be appreciated - they are heavier than I anticipated!
