Brenden Scott French

Open Negative

Past Exhibition 6-30 Apr 2011

Utilising the world renowned Bullseye glass stock, Brenden continues his exploration of glass into thick layers of opaque colours that reference landscape and blur the boundaries between material and abstraction. Heavily influenced by humans and their destructive behaviours, particularly in the landscape, as seen in the Predator series, French identifies that his cold working technique allows him to be bold with colour, as he sees that the world is inherently a colourful place that is full of beauty, often in the least likely of places. One of Australia’s most exciting artists in glass and an important exhibition for Sabbia.

Artworks

SOLD - Predator - When I first touched the ground, 2011

SOLD - Predator - When I first touched the ground, 2011

kiln & hot formed glass - 3 components
H 35 x W 72 x D 7.5cm

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Floor Plan, 2011

Floor Plan, 2011

kiln & hot formed glass - 4 wall panels
H 78 x W 121.5 x D 5.5cm

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SOLD Tectonic Trace - Binary, 2011

SOLD Tectonic Trace - Binary, 2011

kiln & hot formed glass - 8 wall panels
H 101.5 x W 84.5 x D 4.5cm

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SOLD Tectonic Trace, 2011

SOLD Tectonic Trace, 2011

kiln & hot formed glass - 8 panel wall installation
H 104 x W 72 x D 4cm

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SOLD Book of Consequences Volume 9, 2011

SOLD Book of Consequences Volume 9, 2011

kiln & hot formed glass - 2 components
H 29.5 x W 77.5 x D 4.5cm

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