Lindy Ihrman is a glass artist from West Michigan who’s work is a play between her love of photography and her passion for kiln-formed glass. She creates unique, vibrant pieces by layering her own digital images within multiple sheets of glass and kiln forming to create 3-dimensional pieces that are a unique narrative of metaphor through imagery.
Lindy has been using glass as her chosen medium for over twenty years. “Glass is a medium like no other. It is organic, created by elements derived from nature itself. The juxtaposition of strength and fragility of glass reflects our connection with the natural world in so many ways. The images layered within my pieces reflect my personal view. Each piece tells a story.” She continues to grow as an artist by attending workshops, residencies and studying with other glass artists both nationally and internationally.
Previous Gallery Representation
Vale Craft Gallery – Chicago, IL
Duncan McClellan Gallery – St. Petersburg, FL
Exhibits include
Strata, The Merwin and Wakeley Galleries, Bloomington, IL
Dialogue With Nature, Selby Botanical Gardens, Sarasota, FL
In Relationship, Contemporary Glass Society, UK.
Art Outdoors, Duncan McClellan Gallery, St. Petersburg, FL
Something Yellow, Contemporary Glass Society, UK.
Group Show, Vale Craft Gallery, Chicago, IL
Reimagining Glass Imagery, Pilchuck Gallery, Stanwood, WA
Contemporary Glass in the Heartland, Indianapolis Art Center, Indianapolis, IL
Kiln Formed Glass II, Vale Craft Gallery, Chicago, IL
Press
http://washingtonglassschool.com/lindy-irhman-floridas-duncan-mcclellan-gallery
https://www.iwu.edu/news/2018/events/strata-and-city-and-empire-to-be-displayed-in-art-galleries.html
http://washingtonglassschool.com/iwu-wakeley-gallery-features-narrative-glass-in-strata-exhibition
Other Achievements
Studied with Miriam Di Fiore – Mornico Losana, Italy
Teaching Assistant for Brian Boldon and Amy Baur at Pilchuck Glass School – Stanwood, WA