Tall Avelino | Bernard Katz Glass

Unique Sculptural Art Glass Makes The Perfect Statement

Bernard Katz — Tue, 21 Feb 2017 19:16:17 +0000

Our unique sculptural art glass makes the perfect statement in an overall project. Many clients contact us for one or two ‘key’ pieces they need to complete a larger project. The impact of one or two well chosen works of art can be the perfect solution to elevate the ambiance of an environment. We worked with ArtLink, an international art consultancy located in Tel Aviv, for their art design…

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Tall Avelino Glass Sculpture Installation

Bernard Katz — Mon, 06 May 2013 19:55:29 +0000

This Tall Avelino glass sculpture installation consisted of seven Tall Avelino sculptures. The project was for a custom art glass installation in Dubai UAE. We were contacted by The Jam Jar Art Consultants for this project. The client wanted organic hand blown glass forms similar in color and size. The cinnamon and aurora colors of these glass sculptures provided the warm color palette the client…

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Tall Avelino in cinnamon

Bernard Katz — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 18:33:16 +0000

Capturing the light with its sandblasted surface, the Tall Avelino in cinnamon color creates a graceful gesture with its vertical composition. Shown in the photo, a small element of opaque cinnamon colored glass runs up the right side of the piece. This sculptural glass work has been sandblasted creating a translucent effect.

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Tall Avelino in blue

Bernard Katz — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 18:18:33 +0000

When paths diverge, The Tall Avelino in blue color reunites its composition with a graceful gesture. This glass work contains a small element of opaque blue colored glass that runs up the right side as shown in the photo. This art glass sculpture captures the light with its sandblasted surface.

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Tall Avelino in scarlet

Bernard Katz — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 19:53:09 +0000

The Tall Avelino in scarlet red color has a vertical grace that emphasizes the translucent quality within this series of blown glass. This art glass sculpture contains a small element of opaque red colored glass that runs up the right side in the photo. The surface has been etched by sandblasting.

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