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Glass sculpture by Francis Muscat of overlapping translucent panes in pink, red, teal and green, casting colourful shadows

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Francis Muscat

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Francis Muscat is a sculptor working from his studio in Sunderland, Ontario. Trained in kiln-fired glass at the Ontario College of Art, he builds three-dimensional works that combine glass with metal, wood and stone, in figurative, architectural and whimsical forms. His flame-cut glass 'Gellie' series explores glass, light and colour. Studio visits are by appointment; contact Francis through the website to arrange a tour, discuss a commission or purchase a piece.

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Category
Arts & Entertainment
Municipality
Brock
Address
S-415 Concession 2, Sunderland, ON L0C 1H0
Website
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Phone
416-557-0257

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