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Welcome to my gallery, I have been blowing glass in durango, colorado since 2002. I specialize in lampworked vessels, marbles, Jewelry, and both functional and non-functional glass art pieces. I am a full time lampworker, so the gallery will be growing alot in the near future. thank you for your interest, and any comments or criticizms are greatly appreciated.
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Working with another artist is always a fun way to expand your vocabulary as a glassblower. I love to look at other poeple's collabs, it's interestiong to see how multiple artists can make one flowing piece through fucused co-operation. I look foreward to many more joint eforts in the future...
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A collection of my different jewelry designs. Here you will find my earrings, pendands, rings, perfume bottle pendants, and more!
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Extreme Close-ups!
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Check out the Aug/sept Glassline magazine for my new Vortex Wine Stopper Demo. I have been making my stops without using a mandrel, which allows me to incorporate some different designs than usual. Sorry for the re-post, had some trouble uploading all of the pics in time. Thanks for looking!
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Non Functional sculptural vessels inspired by sea and space. From the solar system and beyond.....
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Solid and hollow sculpture work, from the human form to the abstract.
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My newest marbles, mostly fumework. Many more to come soon so check back!
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A collection of hollow pieces, from 2005 to the present. many more on the way, waiting on a new cam.
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A collection of functional art pieces, used to fill a space with hundreds of different aromas, from incense to essential oils and perfumes.
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Cuatro Kruse began his lampworking adventure in the spring of 2002, dropping out of high school at the age of 17 to pursue a career in glass. Since then he has dedicated himself to perfecting his lampworking skills, practicing full time in his remodeled studio in Durango, Colorado, his home town for 21 years. In 2004-2005, he studied with renowned glass artists Jason Lee, Robert Mikelsen, and Bob Snodgrass. These artists have given him the skills and direction he needed to become the glass artist he is today, and their influences can definitely be seen in his work. Cuatro’s glass art can be seen in various galleries and shops throughout Colorado, and he is currently working on expanding throughout the U.S. His work can be viewed online at: http://www.glassartists...atro_Kruses_Gallery.asp
OR
http://www.glassline.ne....php/cat/500/ppuser/639
His glasswork is available for purchase online at: http://www.glasswurx.com/
and
http://www.yessy.com/cuatro_kruse/
When he is not lampworking, Cuatro enjoys rock climbing, camping, wakeboarding, bicycling, playing guitar, brewing his own beer, river rafting, photography, reading, yoga, spending time with his family, and Hiking/Skiing the many beautiful mountains of Colorado and the world.
cuatro kruse
3477 cr 203
durango CO 81301 US
Phone: 970 259 3837
http://www.yessy.com/cuatro_kruse/
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Thanks
Thanks for the comment on Charlie Dog, our nieghbor has him now, she has a dog that looks just like him and his name is Charlie too, imagine that! Like I said on the site he was a mistake but mistakes seem to work tooo! Thanks again, your stuff is awesome. Joe says thanks and check our site he posted a reply to your comment on studios. We should have some new stuff up soon, my computer died had to get a new one and it's been soooooooooo much fun reloading. :)
» Posted by
JoeAndDonna
on 6/3/2006 9:04:17 PM.
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congrats
i just got my issue of glassline and saw that you were in it. congratualations on that, you're a badass dude. hopefully one day i can get in there, who knows. take it easy and keep up the sick work
» Posted by
Jimothizzle
on 7/31/2006 5:55:53 PM.
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word up
say yo, do you know a guy named grey mason? he wasn't lyin when told me you had some good glass
» Posted by
BluffviewStudios
on 8/31/2006 1:34:23 AM.
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thanx
its not dots i used a pin cusion thing of metal spikes. nice glass!
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» Posted by
Misticglass
on 10/5/2006 9:56:48 PM.
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nice!
Thank you very much for your message!
I like your work, too.
Very wonderful! !, I'm looking forward to a work again!
» Posted by
AkihiroOhkamaSJapaneseGlass
on 10/8/2006 8:52:48 AM.
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That tec
word C, thank you for your comments the tec for the jellyfish is comming soon, hand almost healed,**peaceJDAnderson
» Posted by
JDAnderson
on 12/5/2006 1:54:10 AM.
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Yes Indeed
I do beginner to advanced lessons, shoot me an e-mail at Cuatro_Kruse(at)hotmail.com for more info...
» Posted by
CuatroKruse
on 12/8/2006 5:51:04 PM.
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Nice Work CK
I'm likin' your E.T's and vessels, keep it up and if your ever out in the Bay Area get in touch and we'll do some collabs, that page I also enjoyed.
Peace-
» Posted by
KajBeck
on 1/26/2007 8:20:03 PM.
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Thanks//
congrats on your next journy... thank you for showing your work . JD
» Posted by
JDAnderson
on 2/1/2007 11:05:26 AM.
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Yo Cuatro
Your work is lookin sick as always. I was traveling in Panama in March of this year and bumped into your friend Collin. He seems to be doing great and wanted me to say what up. Small world Huh?
» Posted by
LindemannGlass
on 8/20/2007 7:05:51 AM.
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