Wine and art have held a relationship for ages in which one has always fueled the other. Needless to say, the BellaVino was a natural form that came to mind. The thought process behind the BellaVino was to create a piece that would spearhead his artistic movement for many years to come as well as be recognizable to his collectors. The visual bounty comes from the pattern in the body of the BellaVino and flows up to compress itself in the neck. The optics are equally liquid and stunning.
This is the most popular glass sculptures came to life by accident. While working on an Aerial, a studio accident happened and left the Aerial with two of its corners smashed. Instead of getting frustrated at the situation, Jack envisioned a different piece from what was left of the Aerial as it was lying on the studio floor. He curved the corners into a flowing droplet and beveled the top of the piece. The TierDrop was alive, glimmering with beauty and Jack had turned a negative into a happy accident! The Blue Tierdrop features a beautiful accent of blue starfire glass.
The Lumiere is another rare piece. Meaning light in French, it exudes exactly that at every curve and angle. Jack Storms’ brilliance of creating the cold glass-working lathe allowed him to experiment with working the glass in different motions.
The “ViviOvo” Collection is one of Storms’ only muse inspired sculptures and this version, Fan-tastik ViviOvo D’Oro contains touches of exquisite gold glass. The artist modeled the new design from the “Golden Mean Egg”. Using natural geometry, he set to shape and polish. The result is a form that is as beautiful as it is difficult to create. The Fantastik Deluxe crosscut core made with a cold glass technique developed by Jack Storms. It takes the artist 18 to 24 months to finish each one of these unique pieces of fine art. There are no straight lines within this piece what-soever. The results? Think about a golden egg, now think about a diamond, now put them to-gether in one piece – right there you have the Fantastik ViviOvo D’Oro.
The Crosscut Spherix was a long envisioned dream. We always wanted to craft our crystal cores into orbs, but he never had the means of shaping the glass. Finally We has the tools and the discipline to make the Spherix. Using the ever popular Crosscut Core, the Crosscut Spherix was born. A repackaged masterpiece that drinks in light and shines like the sun.
Cold glass takes this universally approachable form, the cube, to the next level. The Magik Chroma Cube features a very intricate triple cut core making it a cube sculpture like nothing you’ve ever seen before. The Magik Chroma Cube refracts, reflects and casts colored shadows. It takes the artist 12 months to finish each one of these unique pieces of fine art.
Chess has long been considered a game which parallels real life. The balance of strategy, sacrifice and compromise can lead success on the chessboards as well as with everyday obstacles. We, being a fan of the game of chess, pays homage with the Rey y Reina. Much like Jack and Vivian, together they make a strong and regal pair. One’s strengths complimenting the others weaknesses and visa versa. The Rey y Reina, when placed side by side, seem locked in and eternal waltz of light and color.
While working on an Aerial, a studio accident happened and left the Aerials tip shattered to pieces. Instead of getting frustrated at the situation, we envisioned a different piece from what was left of the Aerial as it was lying on the studio floor. The Phoenix had risen from the crystal pieces to show us its colorful and vibrant form. The purple glass used on this piece does not exist since 2009 therefore this is a sold out piece. Storms Fine Art currently have available the 3th large Purple Phoenix ever made dated back to 2005.
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