Artist Barrie Brown's glass landscapes reflect serene and romantic landscapes and seascapes that are full of infused light and atmospheric softness. The unique process Barrie developed creates art pieces filled with multifaceted, layered images and shimmering light. The stand-alone sculpture piece is uniquely framed in hardwood ready for display. The actual glass piece is 16”H x 16”W x ½” D.
 
“A Good Day to Catch a Fish” presents a quiet riverside moment captured entirely in glass, allowing light to weave effortlessly through each layer and detail. Measuring 20 by 20 by 5 inches, the piece draws the viewer into a contemplative scene where still water mirrors a delicate landscape of bare trees and a cloudy sky. A solitary white heron stands calmly at the water’s edge, its reflection perfectly echoed below, adding a subtle focal point that balances the composition. 
 
The palette relies on cool blues and grays to evoke the chill of late autumn or early winter, while soft, warmer accents from the darker marsh grasses and white winter grasses introduce gentle contrast and depth. By sculpting this environment solely from glass, the artwork invites a unique interplay between light and texture, enhancing the sense of tranquility and quietude. The result is a serene portrayal of nature’s understated beauty—an invitation to pause and appreciate the stillness found in fleeting, everyday moments.