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Rolf Reynolds Light Warp Wall Sconce This piece is meant to be used in various ways - on a wall, on a ceiling, or flat on a table. When used with the dimmer, it can operate as a night light or when paired up with another, can be used on either side of a vanity mirror. Spirals keep showing up in Reynold's work - here he is trying to find a practical application. Salvaged float glass slumped into high temperature concrete form then sandblasted and fitted into a base of Purple Heart Wood. 12.75 x 9.75 x 5" - 2004

Rolf Reynolds Candle Light Warp Working with spirals, practicality and fancy. This design came up from free associating with a pencil and the idea of placing a flame in the middle of the spiral. Salvaged float glass slumped into high temperature concrete form set in sculpted mahogany base with tealight. 12 x 7 x 7" - 2004 Photography by Ron Long