A huge thank you to Salt Lake Magazing and Austen Diamond Photography.
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
New Paintings June 2015
"Flow" 27.5" x 39.25"
New works
India Ink and Inks on Yupo paper.
Monday, March 2, 2015
Announcement-!! Glass and INK Class By The Beach, Pawleys Island May 2015.
I am looking forward to teaching an amazing three day workshop in Pawleys Island, SC May 29th- May 31st.
Here is what Suz the studio host is saying about the class.
"Sarinda is one of the most innovative and clearly talented fused glass/mixed media artists I have had the pleasure of knowing! Her story is a wonderful one--she can share that with you at the workshop--but suffice it to say that she is a fine example of following her dreams and making them into a reality!! She applied and was accepted to study at Pilchuck Glass School in 2003 (Pilchuck Glass School : History--founder is Dale Chihuly!). In 2010, she was awarded an 8-week architectural glass residency at the North Lands Creative Glass in Lybster, Scotland (North Lands Creative Glass —). Pilchuck Glass School invited her to return for a Private Residency in Investigations of Internal Conceptions in 2012. And, just last year, Sarinda was a Teacher's Assistant to Steve Klein Kiln Formed Glass Class in Corning Museum of Glass (Corning Museum of Glass). Need I tell you more? EXCEPT that Sarinda is a funloving great gal who totally enjoys sharing ideas and helping the rest of us create!!!"For more information and class registration please contact me for more details.
Sarinda
Sarinda@comcast.net
801-835-8611
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Process Images For IHC A Corporate Commission 2015
Process Of Commissioning Art:
In working with a commission based artist there are several steps in the production of a major work.
Glass has a unique ability to shape and define a space through its interaction with light. It has the capacity to create not simply an arresting point of focus, it also creates a unique experience.
Every project begins with a series of questions: What is the nature of the site? Whom does it serve? What times of the day or night is the site in use? Are there special conditions with regard to lighting, maintenance, and movement of the viewers? What is the architectural intent? Through dialogue with the collector, a direction for the artwork emerges.
Once we have the color and ideas outlined then I will work up small samples for you to see. There is some variation but it will give you a firm idea of what you will be looking at. At this point I will draw up the contract and once the deposit is received and the shipping costs are paid I will order the raw materials and start working on the commission.
It can take up to two weeks to get the supplies and additional weeks to create the work. I will also include a certificate of authenticity for insurance purposes. Know that I will not re-create this work for any other collector it will be a one of a kind.
Staging out color combinations before loading the kiln.
Starting to load the kiln. These will fire to a full fuse of 1480 degrees for over 15 hours.
Then I take the large slab of glass and cut it into detail pieces. Then cold work the edges for the next firing.
Detail of above images.
Installed INK Paintings that coordinate with the glass wall sculptures.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
What's New: 15 Bytes Utah's Art Magazine
What's New:
15 Bytes is hosting short daily stories about local artists and what is new with them.
"Visions" Gallery opening at Art Access in April. A collaboration with The Moran Eye Center and Dr. Bryan Jones PHD.
Art Access is collaborating with the Moran Eye Center at the University of Utah to host and innovative Sci-Art exhibit in April, 2015. The exhibit serves as a bridge between the "head and the heart" and celebrates the natural partnership between scientist and artist and their quest to examine the world from new and different perspectives. The exhibit consist of three components- images of the eye created by retinal neuroscientists; art inspired by neuroscience; and art created by visually-impaired artists.
These images are from my research and visit with Dr. Bryan Jones at the Moran Eye Center in October 2014.
Glass Sample for one of the sculptures in the show.
Inspiration for one of the sculptures in the show.
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
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