These lampwork beads are fascinating and wonderful to examine.
Michals bio: As far as I can remember I was always fascinated with color and light, so its no wonder that after discovering glass work in 2002 I felt immediate attraction to this artistic medium.
With the kind help of my teachers- Rene Culler and Michaela Moller and my dear friends at The Glass Furnace school in Turkey, I achieved a high level of proficiency in the techniques of fusing and lampworking, which helped me in expressing my artistic ideas.
I realized that through my creative work I wish to create a space for communication- both with my immediate surrounding and with people from all over the world. The artistic work I have done so far has already brought me to new places and introduced me to new views. I am looking forward to exploring and discovering even more.
Erika Jurney
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Amazing! I love the color and the designs are very unique and orginal.
Fantastic! Reminds me of Hundertwasser, and we all know what a genius he was!
Wow,I love this bead,wonderful colors!
Fantastic craftsmanship and artistry! My girls who loves color has a birthday coming up. I'm almost afraid to find out how much these go for because I'll be really bummed if I can't afford them!
It is always terrific to see more and more glass artists out there! These are so bright! Wonderful!
Gorgeous Beads! Remind me of rainbows and colored lollipops!
I love the color!
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