Steffen Dam creates luminous glass blocks and panels filled with imaginary plants and sea creatures that are suspended like fossils and scientific specimens. I am awe struck by his impressive glasswork which stimulates the imagination and borders on surreal. I'm still trying to put myself together after finding his exciting work...one word comes to mind...a-m-a-z-i-n-g. Plus, you know my love for natural curiosities. Hands down...Steffen Dam is extremely talented and a true craftsman of glass.On a side note, I hope you all had a nice and long weekend. The beach was wonderful and I'm sad to be back to busy work mode. I keep wondering when it will end so I can get back to blogging!
I like those jellyfish!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteOoo, I love natural history, fictional or not! These are very inspirational.
ReplyDeleteAstonishing! I so wish I could see these in person ...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! But I always love anything reminiscent of natural curiousities.
ReplyDeleteThese are seriously beautiful. I love that he has invented creatures. I bet they are stunning in natural light.
ReplyDeleteyes, come back! i love these specimens, they're quite otherworldly...
ReplyDeleteReally interesting, rather beautiful, damn curious! I like these. A lot!
ReplyDeletethese are incredible, gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteoh, the long weekend! it's only but a memory at this point.
These are AMAZING. So curious. I love them!
ReplyDeleteIt would be fun to see them in person! What intricate work!!
ReplyDeleteThis work is fabulous! I love the first print--I can't tell if they're mushrooms or jellyfish :)
ReplyDeletei agree with julia!
ReplyDeleteReally, really incredible.
ReplyDeletewow...amazing doesn't really do them justice, but i can't think of another word that says it right....would love to see them in person.
ReplyDeletewow...i thought they were real!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!! Great pictures, but I just have to see these in person. Great discovery!
ReplyDeleteso lovely, and creepy, and lovely.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing.
wow. these are so beautiful!
ReplyDeletethat's so fascinating. i'm always in awe of sea life. especially the little jelly fish.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are really beautiful. I like the jellyfish.
ReplyDeleteTry to stay sane during all the busy-ness!
very cool. :)
ReplyDeletewhat a find! these are beautiful. joannaxo
ReplyDeletesuper cool. these make want to transform a room in my home into a science lab theme with these in the center. would that be creepy? a science lab living room? nah, probably not.
ReplyDeleteoh wow, oh wow, oh wow! incredible. these are so amazingly cool!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!! Another fun find!
ReplyDeleteway cool, and a fellow scandinavian at that. must try to see his work up close sometime.
ReplyDeleteLove! Especially those jars. I'd take any of these.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what these pieces are about, they look both botanical and artistic. But I love them. They remind me of specimen jars from a lab. Everyone could use a little more "lab" around the house.
ReplyDeleteOh how interesting. I love the shapes and colors.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that first one!
ReplyDeleteAre those jellies in the first one? Too cool!
ReplyDeleteVery curious!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a cool post. Such interesting abstract shapes.
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