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The Light Keepers II Sculpture

Brian Berman

United States

Sculpture, Glass on Glass

Size: 20 W x 8.5 H x 3 D in

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About The Artwork

The Light Keepers express the joy of holding the light in partnership, be it with another or with the Divine. This sculpture can be used as an aid for meditation and contemplation. It began and a design for our wedding rings, and then became a series of sculptures. This began in my studio in the Czech Republic where I made the design in clay, then made a plaster mold, then a wax, then and investment mold, the was is melted out and it goes into the kiln filled with glass which melts into the design. Then it is removed from the mold and sanded and polished.

Details & Dimensions

Sculpture:Glass on Glass

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:20 W x 8.5 H x 3 D in

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Born April 21, 1949, he grew up in New York. With a passion for lifelong learning, in his midlife he began sculpting with full attention. Berman worked with and learned from many International masters: Everett DuPen, Tom Jay (USA), George Pratt (Canada), Kazutaka Uchida (Japan), Alfonso Rodriguez (Peru), Walter Marchetti (Italy), and Richad Whiteley (Australia) to name a few. His sculpting began in Northern California and his art profession in 1992, when he moved to Bainbridge Island, WA. In 1994, he began to teach stone carving in the Pacific Northwest and at symposiums around the USA. He moved to Ojai in 2011 with his life partner Lisa Berman. Berman’s sculptures are hand made in the mediums of cast glass, stone and metal. His awards have come regionally in the Pacific Northwest, and in 2008 he was selected to exhibit his “Genesis Glass” in the Louvre, Paris, France, by the Societe Nationale Des Beaux-Arts. Berman’s sculptures are sold through galleries and regional shows and are in private collections throughout the USA, Canada, and Europe. His artwork can be seen on his website www.BermanSculpture.com. Artist Statement Peaceful and timeless - my sculptures bring to you, the importance of stillness, peace, and presence. They instill a calm sacred space, an environment most valuable in these hurried times. I call my work Art for Peace. I am presently working with the mediums of cast glass, metal, stone, and 3D printing with the themes of inner and outer peace. These themes are based on universal values, and represent evolutionary steps in our quest for enlightenment. It is my intention that each sculpture brings healing and renewal to the times we live in, as well as a peace message to future generations. May we live compassionately and peacefully in the light of our one shared humanity.

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