Oregon Art Beat
Glass Sculptor Eric Franklin
Clip: Season 17 Episode 1706 | 7m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
Eric Franklin uses glass tubing to create full sized human skeletons that glow!
Eric Franklin uses laboratory grade glass tubing to create full sized human skulls and skeletons, then fills them with neon, argon and other gasses to make them glow from within. Franklin believes his sculptures reflect both the incredible strength and fragility of the human body.
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Oregon Art Beat
Glass Sculptor Eric Franklin
Clip: Season 17 Episode 1706 | 7m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
Eric Franklin uses laboratory grade glass tubing to create full sized human skulls and skeletons, then fills them with neon, argon and other gasses to make them glow from within. Franklin believes his sculptures reflect both the incredible strength and fragility of the human body.
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