Teal
Teal
Red
Red
Purple
Purple
Brilliant Yellow
Brilliant Yellow
Red
Red
Marine Blue
Marine Blue
Panels in Group of Four.  Each panel $1890.
Panels in Group of Four. Each panel $1890.
Teal
Red
Purple
Brilliant Yellow
Red
Marine Blue
Panels in Group of Four.  Each panel $1890.
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Teletype #52 Series

Mixed-Media Painting (ID: A146269)
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The transferred image is an inverse scan of Teletype tape used to send and receive messages prior to fax or any digital communication that we know. Holes punched in the strip of tape were read by special machines and translated to alphanumeric characters.

The pieces in this series will each reflect similar attributes using the Teletype tape image (dots) and transparent bright colors that allow the underlying aluminum surface to show through, overlaid with stripes in black or silver.

Image transfer, ink and acrylic on aluminum. Panels are hung using a French cleat type bracket and sit 1" away from the wall. Clean black edge trim of the aluminum panel.

Images will vary slightly.
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Ken Girardini and Julie Girardini

Ken Girardini and Julie Girardini

Girardini Fine Art and Design
"We are inspired by the duality of metal—how it can be molten and fluid in one state and cool and structured in another."

In this husband and wife partnership, Ken is the welder and Julie the finisher. Together, they create objects for the home that look artful and sculptural even before a bottle of merlot or a daisy is added.

The Girardinis work primarily in cold-rolled steel, but they often add curiosities like glass, brass, copper, paper, and wood. To begin each piece, Ken and Julie gather metal bits and pieces from around their studio and try different combinations of scale and size until they find a basic form with aesthetic appeal. Ken draws from his background with NASA to engineer these designs. The pieces are then built from structural or cold-finished steel, welded, polished, and ground until smooth.

For more than 25 years, Ken and Julie have deliberately chosen to make a living with their hands and minds. Both self taught as artists, Ken and Julie pride themselves on creating each and every piece by hand. They have participated in a number of the most prestigious juried art and craft shows in the United States, including the American Craft Council Shows, The Philadelphia Museum Craft Show, and The Washington Craft Show.

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