Floating takes practice. Doing absolutely nothing for 90 minutes can prove to be a challenging task. The good news? It gets easier! The best but possibly most difficult aspect about your float is that YOU are in complete control of your float! The float tank is just the vessel that facilitates your experience. Although there […]
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May Feature Artist Through a process of Surrealist inspired automatism I have come to produce a series of assemblages. Surrealist notions of dream imagery, games of chance, and the marriage of contraries are employed to meld incongruous forms which are then harmonized through ornamentation. I use symbolic forms of the Gothic while imbuing the inanimate
April Feature Artist Stephen Gleasner is a published writer, veteran woodturner, long distance cyclist and self proclaimed mad-man with over 25 years of experience in all four. Currently, he specializes in the carved and dyed wall pieces he calls “Plyscapes” and turned vessels that explore the patterning possibilities of Baltic Birch plywood. This material is
Float for Philanthropy Recipient Thanks to all who participated in our recent Float of Philanthropy day! We had our best turn out yet, raising $1,320 for the Maine Center for Grieving Children. Click here if you’re interested in learning more about this wonderfully deserving non profit! We hold Float for Philanthropy events four times a year and we announce
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March Feature Artist What I portray through my work is the essence of a dream, qualities that exist in the most perfect and beautiful of worlds; realistic mysticism. The aspects of life that you notice when you stop allowing your mind to take control, and just “be”. I like to say that I bring dreams
