Polish artist
Marta Klonowska creates some of the most remarkable and original glass sculptures I've ever seen.
Starting with a metal base, Klonowska builds each work from colored shards of glass, carefully constructing each life-sized animal. She draws her inspiration from the paintings of such masters as
Francisco de Goya and
Peter Paul Rubens - prints of which are often shown alongside the sculpture - in which the depiction of animals are used as status symbols of wealth and power. To see more of Klonowska's work, visit
lorch + seidel contemporary.
(Via
Colossal)
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