Striding by Catherine Woods | GGI

Date: 19 December 2017

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Date: 19 December 2017

Created by artist Catherine Woods, this beautiful glass and metal sculpture features abstract artwork that was inspired by photographs of the Silver Springs, Maryland area.

She calls it “a sculpture for the site, of the site, inspired by the site.” As the sun moves throughout the day, it changes details of the art, ensuring a new experience for the viewer every time.

FEATURED PRODUCT: 7 pieces of circular low-iron and “Bubbles” patterned glass, printed with Alice Digital Ceramic Printing

ARTIST: Catherine Woods (C Glass Studio)

YEAR OF COMPLETION: 2017

LOCATION: Silver Springs, MD

Striding by Catherine Woods

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