Feather Animals Collection – Unique Birds Vase-objects
by Frantisek Jungvirt CZ

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Description

A delicate, cracked collectible vase-object with hot-glass modeled and hand-painted birds made of opaline glass.

Vase as a work of art. Inspired by endangered bird species and habitats.

In the Feather Animals collection, I was inspired by endangered bird species found in the Czech Republic. Birds such as the hawfinch, the goldfinch, the blue tit and others are perched on the surface of the vases. The vases themselves are based on my significant Garden collection. For Feather Animals, I chose a cracked surface for the vases with subtle color transitions evoking the individual seasons. The fine web of cracks even more strongly thematizes the fragility and vulnerability of the natural environment.

The vase is first mouth-blown into a wooden mold, underlayed with color and cracked. The glass animal is hand-modeled by glass master Martin Štefánek, then hand-painted by my hands and glued used hot glass and fixed to the vase.

Created in one piece original, hand signed, certified and numbered.

glass, mouth-blown, cracked, underlayed color, hand-cut and polished or sandblasted, hot-glass decorated animal figure, hand painted

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With Hawfinch, With Goldfinchs, With Blue Tits, With Hawfinch II, With Common Wrens and Common Redstart, With Winter Chiffchaff and Common Wrens

Piece Weight (kg)

15

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MgA. Frantisek Jungvirt, born in 1996, is a glass artist, designer and glass painter based in Prague. He is a graduate of the glass studio at Prague’s UMPRUM under the guidance of sculptor Rony Plesl. He has experience working for international studios and famous glass brands like Moser and Preciosa as well as cooperating with private clients too. He works across a variety of projects ranging from art direction to glass design. His work encompasses everyday products, gallery objects, site-specific artworks and limited series. He mostly returns to the most classic references of Czech Glassmaking which he associates with new impulses. He tries to move the technical and visual boundaries of the glass department. The characteristic features of Frantisek Jungvirt’s work include not only playing with shapes but also with colours or hand-painted motifs. He has been awarded several times for his work. Frantisek is a part of the artistic platforms: Michelangelo Foundation, Northlands Creatives and Erria Creatives.
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