Caitlin Ezell Waugh

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Paraph

Light Green Blue Nightlight

2014

Each of these nightlights is one of a kind. That said, please feel free to request sets, or duplicates. They are made without using patterns- I spend time with each one individually as quick studies of shape and color. They vary in translucence; all are bright enough to guide a midnight stumble through the hall. If you are interested in buying these in batches of 3 or more, please inquire about batch pricing.

Sold $20.00

stained glass, 60/40 solder, nightlight base, adjustable brass clip
approx 5'' x 2.5''
Shipping cost: $6.00

Image Description: Light Green Blue Nightlight / Main Image

Artist + Caitlin Ezell Waugh

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I was raised in an old farmhouse in Maine, surrounded by plants, tools, animals, community, tumbling rock walls, and a quiet barn full of friends’ forgotten belongings. Those aesthetics translate well to the decay and growth of New Orleans; my work is at home here in the Deep South.

I am a sculptor, preserver, and historical restoration artist. I explore decay, vulnerability, growth and time through the treatment of glass, found objects, light, and plant material. I run my restoration and design business, Paraph, from my home studio in the 7th ward. I use traditional glass techniques inventively.

I received my Bachelor of Arts from Hampshire College with an intersectional focus on sculpture and literary journalism. I returned to academia in 2022 to get her MFA in glass sculpture at Tulane University. Concurrent with the graduate program I was awarded a community-engaged Mellon fellowship, which offered an opportunity to more fully integrate my studio practice with my social justice commitments. My dream job is to be a sculptural journalist, and I am diligently working to forge that path.

Please contact me about preserving wedding flowers (or any plant important to you) in glass, custom orders welcome! See more at caitlinwaugh.com and on instagram @caitlinezellwaugh

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