I enjoyed an art-filled weekend at Navy Pier for SOFA Chicago.
Brand new work in my Reflect/architectural series was shown by Ken Saunders Gallery.
Ken Saunders Gallery at SOFA Expo Chicago 2019
Reflect 3.9 EDGE 2@48”x30” hand cut glass inlay c Heather Hancock 2019
These urban abstractions are inspired by our everyday experience of moving through the city. Light and shadow play across architectural surfaces offering moments of surprise and discovery. I am inspired by the vibrancy and information I notice in the world around me. The fluidity and constant transformations in the natural world contrast with the predictable segments and hard transitions I find in the cityscape. Light connects these two worlds, bringing both clarity and complexity to the everyday.
Ken Saunders Gallery | SOFA Expo Chicago 2019
Reflect 3.9 EDGE 2@48”x30” hand cut glass inlay c Heather Hancock 2019
Susie Silbert presented work on a number of artists in the current New Glass Now exhibition at Corning. Susie talked about my previous career in healthcare as a speech language pathologist and how it informs my exploration of vocabularies of architecture and urban spaces.
Susie Silbert | Curator of Modern and Contemporary Glass at Corning Museum of Glass
Reflect 3.2 Curve | at New Glass Now Corning Museum of Glass
yep. I had a great time at SOFA. : )