3-D Artist

Trenton artist Glenn Moore uses talents derived from his real life experiences to create his collage boxes, custom picture frames, and other 3-D art. He finds innovative ways to use glass, metal, wood, and his favorite tool – an oxy-acetylene torch, to celebrate various aspects of people’s lives within the confines of a small handcrafted box. His assemblages run the gamut from abstract to realistic.

Glenn works in many disciplines -- metalworking, monoprints, chine-collé, photography, and lost-wax casting, to name a few. He has taught classes on photography, film making, monoprints, and plaster masks. He sports a V-shaped scar on his right hand from his first glass cutting lesson at age twelve.

Current Projects:

Organ Donor Awareness through the Arts, Trenton.

Tiki Teapot – thirty-six inch steel teapot fireplace.

Past Projects:

Artworks, Trenton, Curator and exhibitor, Assemblage of Assemblage Artists: various works.

Ellarslie Open, The City Museum of Trenton: Space Hotel, and Alchemist’s Eye (collage boxes).

Barron Arts Center, Woodbridge, NJ, The Elegant Eclectic Teapot: Brass and Glass Teahouse.

Gallery 125, Trenton: Picture Frame

Arts Council, Princeton, Time for TASP: Clock.

College of New Jersey, Ewing: Plaster and Shale Mask.

Artworks, Trenton: monoprints. 

Studio:

Artworks, Trenton

Philosophy:

Don’t be afraid to do it; don’t be afraid to change it.