Showcasing works from a glass career spanning two decades – a true ‘Master’ Glass Blower. Featuring never before seen pieces created by an internationally recognised and respected Artist.
Easter long weekend. Jive Design. Hastings St, Noosa Heads.
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Here are the remaining images from the installation of the Sculpture Seat at Bundaberg Rail Station. The official opening is tomorrow and while Lucas can’t attend, the feedback we’ve received, and that Qld Rail has received has been wonderful for both Lucas’ work and Rodney Monk’s amazing mural.
At last, we finally have some images for you of the fantastic lighting on the Feather Leaves in Noosa. The images are courtesy of Michael Burgess from Webb Australia responsible for the perfectly dramatic lighting on the project. Enjoy.
The sculpture seat has now been installed at Bundaberg Rail Station. It has been a long process from Design to Fabrication to Installation but the Sculpture in place looks beautiful.
Lucas’ original inspiration for the project came after visiting the Bundaberg Region for Community Engagement last year. The natural beauty of the area, Bundabergs gorgeous beaches and the delightful turtles of Mon Repos resounded strongly with Lucas and his affinity for nature: the Sandy Sculpture was born.
From Lucas’ original sketches:
To this:
The Sculpture was then fabricated incorporating the sand-waves and was then ready for bronze coating.
And then ready to go.
And here it is, in place:
As you my be aware, Lucas Salton diversified into mixed medium Public Art Projects roughly 3 years ago. Lucas is / was a Master Glassblower but due to a fundamental need to expand creatively after 20 years in the craft and a lack of facilities on the Sunshine Coast, Lucas made the leap into Public Art, Design and Design Consultancy. Very successfully too, might I add.
As Lucas Salton Design continues to thrive designing, fabricating, creating and installing large scale projects, it’s become apparent we need more space – quite a bit more. We also feel it’s time to ‘let go’ of Lucas’ last remaining glass works with a sense of excitement for future projects and a smidge of sadness at the end of an era.
At some point in the coming 3 months (dates to be confirmed next week) we will be holding an exhibition / retrospective detailing Lucas’ long career as an internationally successful Glass Artist.
This will be an opportunity to view never before seen pieces and selected works from Lucas’ personal collection. It will also be an opportunity for you to purchase the last Lucas Salton Art Glass pieces.
I will confirm the dates next week. Please check back to our Promotions page for further details then.
The domes have been cast and are looking great!
Remember they will be lit with solar lighting for beautiful night time imagery all the while holding and displaying the beautiful artworks of created by Britta Gudd and Andrea Fisher.
