Sockeye Salmon Wall Panels A164648 the metal is fired in

the metal is fired in a kiln at high temperature

and fired multiple time to dramatic effect

Tiny bubbles are entrapped within some of the beads adding sparkle

Due to the unique nature of the stone

Artist Tim Harding manipulates lustrous silk fabrics and sheer organza overlays to capture the translucency of a summer sky

Sockeye Salmon Wall Panels A164648 the metal is fired inSockeye salmon in spawning colors appear to swim across each wall panel. Four shades of green glass provide the illusion of an underwater view of the river. Glass cane is used to represent seaweed flowing in the current. The colorful glass used in the panels also has an iridized coating. This coating creates a colorful pattern in the glass which is visible in low light or different angles of view. When creating the panel composition, glass components