Hector M. Flores: diciembre 2010

jueves, 30 de diciembre de 2010

Enigma

Vidrio laminado y grabado al corro de arena

Laminated glass and sand blast

Diary of a Voyeur

Vidrio cortado laminado y pulido con impresiones digitales

Cut, polished and laminated glass with digital prints

lunes, 20 de diciembre de 2010

30-30

Vidrio cortado laminado y pulido

Cut, polished and laminated glass

Trompo

Vidrio cortado, laminado y pulido

Cut, polished and laminated glass

miércoles, 1 de diciembre de 2010

Silo of light

Vidrio cortado, laminado y pulido

Cut, polished and laminated glass

Personal information

Hector M. Flores was born in Mexico, city. His father ran a stained glass studio and Flores has been working with glass since he was a child. He began to work on cut, carved and polished sculptures following the Czech school. Flores has been teaching assistant in Mexico and at Pilchuck Glass School (USA) He have had some solo and group exhibitions in Mexico and USA. His work is in public and private collections, including those of the Monterrey Glass Museum in Mexico and Eskisehir Glass Museum in Turkey.

Hector M. Flores Statement

My work in glass sculpture is based on the abstraction of some issues more often considered complex or mystical, found in the physical order in the nature, as the phenomena occurring in outer space or ancient ideas that inhabit the imagination of man expressed in a playful way in a symbiosis of light and shadow that invite the viewer, feeding his fascination with optical phenomena, to question, and intuitively create their own answers in a metaphoric and imaginative way. In my work I use a subtle blend of seemingly opposing materials such as: glass, marble and metals.