The Charmed (Bestiary) sculpture is part of an exhibition featuring works by Joe Feddersen (Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation). The Joe Feddersen: Earth, Water, Sky exhibit at the High Desert Museum in Bend, Oregon, features nearly 100 multimedia pieces of his art. It runs through January 18, 2025.
This fused glass and filament piece is part petroglyph wall, part wind chime, and part charm bracelet. The glass charms shift with the slightest breeze, reflecting the constant changes in nature.
The delicate clear glass pieces of Charmed (Bestiary) are beautiful on their own, but the shadows they cast take this piece to another level. Can you find the person walking, birds flying, coyotes, and bicycle charms?
Monochrome Madness – The space between
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A wonderful photo for the challenge Siobhan 😀 Yes I did find all on the treasure hunt
Thanks, Brian! It was hard to photograph clear glass well.
When I first saw this I didn't think it was part of the theme, then I read your description, it is amazing Siobhan. I love it.
Thanks, Leanne! I thought it worked out well with the prompt. 🙂
Very cool!
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Very cool interpretation of the challenge theme!
Thanks! I wish you could see it in person.