"I utilize organic forms and lines, in conjunction with bright and pastel colors to create objects and environments that blur the lines between artifice and reality. Biotic structures appear manufactured due to their glossy surfaces and playful color palettes, creating a sense of preternatural whimsy. The work raises questions about our limited knowledge of all the wonders that exist within the natural world. Could these objects exist in our reality, or do they belong to a realm of their own? My intention is to create objects that spark intrigue, and evoke moments of presence, immersion and curiosity about the seemingly unknowable."
Brianna Barron is an artist and educator from Detroit, Michigan. She has been working with glass since 2010 and holds degrees from the College for Creative Studies, and Bowling Green State University.
Her work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally at venues such as the National College of Art & Design and the Ohio Craft Museum,. Her sculptural glasswork has been published in New Glass Review 37, and New Glass Review 42.
Barron has worked at institutions such as the Corning Museum of Glass, the Henry Ford Museum and the Toledo Museum of Art. She has served as an adjunct faculty member at the College for Creative Studies and St. Clair County Community College.