Ever noticed that some kaleidoscopes produce slow, flowing patterns that seem to drift on their own, while others create sharp, sudden shifts with a satisfying clink? That difference comes down to one thing: what is inside the object cell at the end of the tube. It sounds like a minor…
People sometimes ask whether the glass in Steve Gray’s kaleidoscopes is handmade or bought ready-made. It’s a fair question, and the honest answer is: it depends on the piece. But when Steve is creating something he really cares about (the kind of work that ends up in a collector’s hands)…
“Dragon’s Lair” an edition limited to only 5 Kaleidosculptures. For the sculpture I’ve used mixed media, designed and made with exotic woods, filigreed steel and brass designs, copper, glass, mirror, acrylic and found objects. Placing transparent items inside reflective surfaces creates a lens effect, pulling the flashes and flairs from…