1957 | Born in Stuttgart, lives and works in Dornbirn, Austria, and Venice |
Since 1974 | Has been studying various painting and material processing techniques |
1992 | Salzburg Summer Academy of Fine Arts: “Drawing” course taught by Jim Dine |
1995 | Created her first glass sculpture |
2015 | Prizewinner at the Baden-Württemberg International Design Awards |
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Eva Moosbrugger
The poetry and beauty inherent in natural shapes are important sources of inspiration for Eva Moosbrugger. Colors play a vital role in her art. In 1984, she created sculptures and installations from wood, iron, concrete, ceramic materials, stone and metal. Since 1995, within the context of various work cycles, she has been focusing mainly on objects that she crafts by free-blowing molten glass. “Because it’s a wonderful material,” she says, “pure and pristine and with a mysterious life of its own.” By collaborating with eminent glassblowers on the island of Murano, she has been creating objects of timeless beauty ever since. They are characterized by either monochrome colors or a combination of stripes in different colors, as well as by organic shapes and finely textured surfaces. The same applies to her “Memory Objects”, which is what this artist has christened her urns of breathtaking beauty.
Represented by
- Austria
Glass Art Galerie
Gallery/Shop Address Höhenstraße 143 - Kiosk
6020 Innsbruck-Hungerburg
Phone +43 512 561764 Email glassgallery@aon.at Times Tue–Fri 10–12.30 am
and 4–6.30 pm
Sat 10 am–1 pm
and upon appointmentWebsite Link