The artist Amber Cowen works mainly with fragments of stamped glass, it sculptures sculptures from a variety of fused components. Three fabulous stories: "Woods of the bride girlfriend", "Search for a bride's girlfriend for Desert Rose", and "grotto chocolate nymph". Cowen turns the thrown glass of the 1900s into the sculptural "paintings", and its last collection of monochrome scenes without much efforts tempts the audience to get into their enchanted worlds.
Cowen first cares about the color of each piece, collecting figures and animals from antique glass works. Then she smelves the rest of the glass with a flame to create scenery that will surround the figurines found. Leaves, flowers, feathers and tiny shiny pearls are carefully processed to fill the dense, botanical world.
