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Biorchanic

Biorchanic

Posted by Artificer on 7/9/2006
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I've long been a fan of H.R. Giger and other artists in the biomechanical style. This series of focals is my attempt to capture the same feeling in glass.
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Biorchanic V
Biorchanic V
243 x 505 px  (32 KB)
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Biorchanic I
Biorchanic I
258 x 399 px  (30 KB)
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Biorchanic II
Biorchanic II
254 x 414 px  (27 KB)
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Biorchanic III
Biorchanic III
250 x 363 px  (24 KB)
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Biorchanic IV
Biorchanic IV
267 x 367 px  (25 KB)
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Biorchanic VI
Biorchanic VI
171 x 370 px  (22 KB)
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Biorchanic VII
Biorchanic VII
160 x 426 px  (17 KB)
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Biorchanic VIII
Biorchanic VIII
501 x 515 px  (77 KB)
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 Artist:   Artificer  Contact Artist 
I'm an experimental lampworker based near Dallas, Texas. I constantly strive to improve my work and to stretch my creativity, following the flow of molten glass and passing inspiration.

Most of my work is sold via eBay and you can see all of my current auctions at: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZcgate22dy
Thanks for looking, and please feel free to comment.

www.artificer.net


Comments
  • JC Herrell
    		 OH!
    JC Herrell: VERY COOL!!!!!
    7/10/2006 3:41 PM
  • Hearts Of Glass
    		 Hearts Of Glass: I love these. I think Biorchanic I, II and III are my favorites. Very original work! -Heather/ericaceae
    7/19/2006 12:05 AM
  • Genesee Glassworks
    		 Too cool!
    Genesee Glassworks: They remind me of "The Borg" on the old/new Star Trek.
    Ever see that???
    If not, check them out....the beads are EXACTLY like that (IMO I guess)
    Awesome - love the industrial look1
    10/6/2006 5:50 AM
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