Video: Unusual lamps blown out by Dylan Kehde Roelofs
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
If someone doubts that the most ordinary "Ilyich's lamp" can be a work of art, he should pay attention to what the overseas "blower" of lamps with a strange name Dylan Kehde Roelofs (Dylan Kehde Roelofs) is doing. And here, in fact, is what this sculptor is famous for.
Each of the products that come out of the hands of this master is unique. There were no other such bulbs and there are no other ones in nature. The interweaving of seemingly standard stencils leads to the fact that the "Ilyich's bulbs" familiar to us from childhood turn into figurines in which you can see insects, animals, fish, and even a parody of humans.
By the way, in addition to light bulbs, Dylan Kehde Roelofs blows unusual bottles and even flasks that seem to have come off the shelves in the basement of an alchemist or a sorcerer.
It is unlikely that they will be used for their intended purpose, as well as creative bulbs - rather, they will be dismantled for souvenirs … Although lovers of steampunk and Gothic will happily hang a similar lighting device in their apartment, which does not even need to be covered with a lampshade. Indeed, why hide such a miracle? Not for the sake of this the original glassblower was trying!
By the way, you can look at all the other works of Dylan, or maybe buy something, on his website.
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