Andrew Logan mirror glass jewellery
British artist Andrew Logan mirror glass jewellery
Andrew Logan mirror glass jewellery
Famous modern British artist, sculptor and jewelry designer Andrew Logan creates amazing ornaments from glass. Each decoration is a miniature sculpture, made by hand from a multicolor mirror glass and semi-precious stones, set in resin. According to his ornaments, the favorite motifs of the designer are fauna, flora, planets, celebrities, fashion and gods.
Noteworthy, he is the author of the contest “Alternative Miss World” in London. All glossy magazines featured works by Logan, and Logan himself, because he is the ideal embodiment of the “esthetic” bohemia of the late twentieth century.
Born in Oxford in 1945, he has worked in various media – sculpture, stage design, festivals, interior and jewelry design. An influential artist of international stature, his exhibitions took place across the globe, from Los Angeles (USA) and Monterrey (Mexico), to St Petersburg and Moscow.
Photographer Philippe Vogelenzang, His Jewelry Majesty, Andrew Logan
His works are in the Metropolitan Museum in New York and the National Portrait Gallery in London. Among his clients are Elton John, Mother Queen, Derek Jarman, U2 group, Brian Eno, Julia Christie, Durand Durand and many other contemporaries.
Andrew Logan mirror glass jewellery
Anthony Lycett wearing Logan black heart brooch
Multicolor glass brooch
Birth of Genius, 52 cm
Egyptian scarab brooch. Red and opaque red mirror glass, rhinestone, enamel. End of the 1970s, 9 cm £ 250-300
Dragonfly brooch
From the series of mirror portraits of celebrities. April Ashley
Hunger Magazine, Issue 8 featuring Andrew Logan jewellery
Man in red, Andrew Logan
Orange glass earrings. 1990’s. 7 cm (left). Bow brooch, mirror glass, resin frame, finished with glitter. 1970s
Pink glass brooch
In memory of Princess Diana. 1999
Red Earrings with miniature figure of a woman. Red glass, metal for gold. 1990’s. width 7 cm
Glass brooch
Swallowtail butterfly brooch consists of 23 pieces of cut glass – 7 neon yellow, 15 black. 2002
Heart-shaped purple brooch, from a series of created in India in 2015. The hues of purple with the gold beads and the textured glass make this piece a wearable art
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