"Standing on a pedestal of limestone, was a “Goshawk” made by the artist Jane Rosen of handblown, pigmented glass. Somehow Rosen captured wildness, fleetingness, and eternity all at the same time. This work of art helped me see that there is something beyond impermanence, something hawk eyes may see." -Tracy Cochran, Parabola Magazine Editor Blogs
"Goshawk," 2008
Handblown glass, pigment, and grey limestone with fossils
78 x 8 x 11
Studio Installation, January 2011
Studio Installation, January 2011
"Cooper's Tale," 2010
Hand blown pigmented glass
65.5 x 8 x 11
"Pale Male," 2011
Hand blown pigmented glass and limestone
70.5 x 10 x 20
Figure: 13.5 x 5.5 x 11.5
"Spotted Bird," and "Striped Bird," Installation
Hand blown pigmented glass
"Fossil Bird," 2010
Detail
16 x 9 x 6 (Bird)
"Fossil Bird," 2010
Limestone and recycled redwood
60 x 12 x 12
"Fossil Bird," 2009
Limestone and recycled redwood
60 x 12 x 12
