Reese Schroeder, Artist - liquidoranges STUDIO, LLC
The Artwork of Reese Schroeder liquidoranges STUDIO LLC
Original Artworks and Architectural Art Glass by Reese Schroeder
ANNOUNCING!
Reese Schroeder - Selected Works, 1st Ed. is now published and available through Barnes & Noble Booksellers.
A curated collection of electronic paintings exploring the relationship between architecture and art.
Reese Schroeder - Selected Works, 1st Ed. is now published and available through Barnes & Noble Booksellers.
A curated collection of electronic paintings exploring the relationship between architecture and art.
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Art Glass Panels
Wall Mounted Art Panel, Private Residence, MA
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Architectural Art Glass for Entrances…
Signature Corporate Entrance, Cranston, RI
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Sculptural Art Glass
SOLD - Urban Glass 40th Anniversary Gala, New York, 2017: "Man In the Crowd"
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Conceptual Art Glass
Whole Foods Market, Ink Block, Boston, MA
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Backlit Art Glass Panels
Illuminated Art Glass Panels
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Functional Art Glass for Interiors
Glass Panels for Noteborn USA Door System
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Art Glass for Raised Flooring Integration
24x48 3-Lam in Specialty Raised Flooring system
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Architectural Art Glass in Interiors
St. Elizabeth's, Edgewood, KY 3-panel screen.
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Backlit Art Glass Panels
12x72 Pair Art Glass Panels, Private Residence, Palm Springs, CA
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Art Glass Cable Suspension Partitions
Private Corporate Client
Electronic paintings of Reese Schroeder, architect, new media artist, explore the relationship between architecture and art, where art evolves from the formalism of design, delineating space, dynamic geometry as the basis for artistic experimentation. Where architectural form ends, art begins pulling and pushing beyond the box as a deeper exploration of spatial elements.
Incorporating art into architectural glass for interiors represents a successful process for integrating art with architecture. Artworks become more structural, more functional, more purposeful. It is our passion to pursue art in architecture, less about ornamentalism and much more about tangential relationships between architecture and people, as art glass walls, doors, counter tops, ceilings, and furniture.
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