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Blown Glass Plasma Sculptures

Blown Glass Plasma Sculptures

Posted by Tony Greer Special Effects Neon on 11/27/2010
Hand-blown furnace glass plasma lamps and sculptures. A collaboration between Sandstorm Glassworks and Special Effects Neon, these one of a kind art glass pieces produce their own illumination using ionized inert gases and glowing phosphors that create light, color and motion within the glass envelope.
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Inner Space Int
Inner Space Interface #1
Illuminated part stands about 11" high.
600 x 900 px  (79 KB)
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Inner Space Int
Inner Space Interface #1
Blown glass, red and blue phosphors, ionized xenon gas.
600 x 900 px  (63 KB)
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Inner Space Int
Inner Space Interface #1
Blown glass vessel by Colin Knowles, Phosphors, xenon and additional glasswork by Tony Greer.
600 x 900 px  (79 KB)
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Interface #2
Interface #2
Xenon with blue and green phosphors
600 x 900 px  (346 KB)
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Interface #2
Interface #2
600 x 900 px  (424 KB)
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Interface #2
Interface #2
600 x 900 px  (350 KB)
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Lightning Bugs
Lightning Bugs in a Bottle
12" tall blown glass filled with xenon and neon. This side is clear.
600 x 920 px  (140 KB)
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Lightning Bugs
Lightning Bugs in a Bottle
This side has been sandblasted to produce a frosted surface.
600 x 900 px  (99 KB)
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Lightning Bugs
Lightning Bugs in a Bottle
Video at: http://www.y...
900 x 600 px  (205 KB)
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DSC09886
1024 x 683 px  (94 KB)
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DSC09883
1024 x 683 px  (86 KB)
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DSC09881
1024 x 683 px  (80 KB)
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 Artist:   Tony Greer Special Effects Neon  ( ) Contact Artist 
The things that intrigue me most are electricity, light and glass. Each one is fascinating on its own, but when these elements are combined they have the potential to become something uniquely beautiful. For me, this is the perfect marriage of science and art, as I find many of the phenomena in physics, as well as nature intrinsically beautiful.



Tony Greer
Lubbock TX 79401 US


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