When Art Takes On a Life of its Own
A couple in front of my lobby feature wall at The Peninsula Chicago (image via Pinterest)
Having created art glass installations for hotels across the country and in various public spaces, I frequently stumble across my own work as the glass backdrop to big moments in other people’s lives. Weddings are the most common.
A ceremony in front of my art glass wall in the Graves 601 (now Loews Minneapolis) Hotel Ballroom (image via Studio 306)
It’s always fascinating to see how the work takes on a whole new life. In fact, sometimes the photographer manipulates the color so drastically, I barely recognize my own work!
A different couple’s reception in front of my art glass wall, Graves 601 (now Loews Minneapolis) Hotel Ballroom (image via Pinterest)
For some color fun, click on the links in the image captions to see the original installations and compare with their appearance in the photos.
A couple in front of my pre-function feature wall at Graves 601 (now Loews Minneapolis) Hotel (image via Pinterest)
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