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Project: Two large sculptural Silver Wings
Dimensions: each wing approximately 3 1/2′ L x 2′ W x 5″ H
Materials: Particle board, foam insulation, mirrored glasses, glass rain drops, construction adhesive, tile grout
Date Completed: October 2008 –This piece was privately commissioned and has been SOLD. Update April 2018: I am currently working on a new pair of silver angel wings and will be posting about them as soon as they are completed.
© Amy Fancher
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Project: A full length mosaic mirror made with souvenir state plates and recycled china for the totally hip and fun store, RazzBarry in Armory Square, Syracuse, New York
- Big Ole’ Souvenir Plate Mirror 2003 35″W x 72″
God Bless Our Camper detail
Top of Souvenir Mirror
Bottom of Souvenir Mirror
View of RazzBarry
Project: Design over sized mirrors for Industry hair salon, Syracuse, New York
Materials: Particle board, ceramic tile, styrofoam, recycled china, glass nuggets, mirror, construction adhesive, tile grout
Dimensions: approx. 60″H x 28″W
Date Completed: April 1999
© Amy Fancher
Project: Two Pagoda mirrors w/ vintage Asian chalkware figurines
Materials: Particle board, ceramic tile, china, chalkware figurines, tassles, construction adhesive and tile grout
Dimensions: Approx. 16″W x 28″H
Date Completed: May 2001
© Amy Fancher
Project: Design and construct mosaic pieces for back bar area including two large sculptural roosters, a winged flaming heart and two large crown mirrors.
Dimensions:
Roosters 32″H x 24″ W x 8″D each
Crown Mirror 30″H x 48″L each
Winged Flaming Heart 18″H x 31″W x 5″D
Materials: Particle board, styrofoam, stained glass, mirrored stained glass, glass nuggets, construction adhesive and tile grout
Date Completed: November 2007
© Amy Fancher
Project: Private commissioned mirror
Dimensions: Approx. 35″W x 45″ L
Materials: Particle board, stained glass, mirrored stained glass, glass nuggets, bird plate, styrofoam balls, mirror, construction adhesive, tile grout
Date Completed: July 2005
© Amy Fancher
