I am a designer/maker who works with glass, to create expressive, tactile and sometimes humorous sculptures which have all been inspired by human’s interactions with objects. My work explores the impressions made by human touch and finds inspiration in capturing snap shots of these moments, for example how we hold objects (i.e. a mug), what would the impressions look like if those objects had a memory?
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I am a designer/maker who works with glass, to create expressive, tactile and sometimes humorous sculptures which have all been inspired by human’s interactions with objects. My work explores the impressions made by human touch and finds inspiration in capturing snap shots of these moments, for example how we hold objects (i.e. a mug), what would the impressions look like if those objects had a memory?
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Kate Bynam
I am a designer/maker who works with glass, to create expressive, tactile and sometimes humorous sculptures which have all been inspired by human’s interactions with objects. My work explores the impressions made by human touch and finds inspiration in capturing snap shots of these moments, for example how we hold objects (i.e. a mug), what would the impressions look like if those objects had a memory?
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August 5, 2011. Obviously, it’s not much of a surprise that I haven’t updated in such a long time. It’s because I found myself somewhat stuck with said blog, so I’ve revamped and moved. I’ve started a new blog where I post a lot of my geeky and exciting (note the sarcasm) life. Click the link below to visit and subscribe! Katie is a Teacher. Number one, I’ll take two number threes…. February 3, 2011. 8230;that’s a whole lotta you and a side of me. Short post today. Much love to all! July 20, 2010. From D...
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Kate Byrnes, MFT. Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. When we are struggling, it can be both exciting to dream of a better future and overwhelming to think of making changes. Finding the right therapist to help can be a relief. Often we just know that something has to change or that we want our lives or relationships to be better. Other times life already has changed and we must adapt following a loss or respond to the decisions and behaviors of others. Kate Byrnes, MFT. 1330 21st Street, Suite 201.
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