Andrew Erdos

Born in New York in 1985
Lives in Paris, works in Paris and New York

Andrew Erdos is an American contemporary artist and glassblower. His practice focuses on sculpture, design and new media.

The artist works around notions of natural phenomena and the sublime.
The four elements - earth, air, fire and water - are a fundamental part of her creative process.

His unique pieces combine ancestral and contemporary glassmaking techniques, reflecting both nature and the industrial world.
His Incantations series, halfway between a giant rock crystal and a glass mountain, represents the artist's work, and highlights the creative processes he has been developing for over 15 years: Erdos creates a textured material, like rock, ice or crystals, by pouring molten material onto piles of broken glass.
The resulting sheets are each fused with a blown glass bubble. The bubbles are then assembled and modulated to create the Incantations piece.

Exhibitions
Mobilier National, Paris
Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City
Orlando Art Museum
Oklahoma City Museum of Art
Corning Museum of Glass
Sstate Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia
Deitch Projects (art parade)
Hunterdon Art Museum
National Center for Contemporary Art, Moscow

Permanent collection
Museum of Art and Design, New York
Mobilier National, Paris
Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City
New Britain Museum of American Art
Toledo Museum of Art
Knoxville Museum of Art
Corning Museum of Glass
21c Museum, Durham, N.C.
Chazen Museum of Art, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt as part of the memorial Revivre l'Humanité