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Steven Main
Steven Main had his first contact with glassblowing at Kent State
University in the mid-seventies. Always interested in texture and
pattern, he had been exploring batik and fabric-dyeing techniques. He
took his first glassblowing class on a whim, as an elective, and was
instantly hooked. He has been blowing glass ever since.
Steven’s fascination with the intricate patterns of the natural world
and his love of color are reflected in his work. Working in a series
format that allows ideas to evolve slowly as he explores the way glass
of different colors interacts. Although a specific reference to nature
is often intended, Steven enjoys the fact that people form their own
interpretations. What is important is to capture the viewer’s
imagination.
University in the mid-seventies. Always interested in texture and
pattern, he had been exploring batik and fabric-dyeing techniques. He
took his first glassblowing class on a whim, as an elective, and was
instantly hooked. He has been blowing glass ever since.
Steven’s fascination with the intricate patterns of the natural world
and his love of color are reflected in his work. Working in a series
format that allows ideas to evolve slowly as he explores the way glass
of different colors interacts. Although a specific reference to nature
is often intended, Steven enjoys the fact that people form their own
interpretations. What is important is to capture the viewer’s
imagination.
| MAIN 1 |
Click on the images to the right to see the enlarged versions of Steven
Main's art work.
Main's art work.
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| MAIN 2 |
