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DEBRA  HALL

Garber, Iowa

​Medium: Fused Glass

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Artist Statement:  Debra has been a lifelong artist with extensive background in composition and design. Her first specialty was watercolor painting, and for the last 15 years she has been developing her own process for working in glass, along with a hanging system for her larger pieces. Each piece is created by layering special glass in computer operated kilns and fusing together for 18 hours until it has melted together into one piece. The piece is then painted and fired again for 4 hours to set the paints. 
Debra Hall started her professional career as an artist in 1992. She
quickly won numerous awards and sold many of her watercolors. In
the late nineties, she became interested in glass work and started a
new career in fused glass. She took her work to large art fairs
throughout the United States and also was represented in many
galleries, from Dallas to Minneapolis. Both her watercolors and fused
glass currently hang in numerous private and corporate collections.
One of her largest fused glass pieces, 8 ft by 16 ft hangs in a hospital
near Denver. Her work tells an abstract story that can be interpreted
by the viewer and she is dedicated to making beautiful and original
pieces that speak to all.


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