Mitchell Gaudet regards himself primarily as a glass caster who ladles molten glass out of a furnace and into a mold. He likes to make objects of desire with "a funky historical presence to them." Mitchell Gaudet incorporates found objects into his work often indirectly by the abstraction of the object in the casting process. The artist approaches his work in a narrative manner telling a story with both his shows and his individual pieces.

All Artwork
Mitchell Gaudet - Demi John  
Demi John, 2009
steel, found objects, cast glass
36 x 20 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Shutter  
Shutter, 2009
steel, found objects, cast glass
37 x 18 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Rake  
Rake, 2009
steel, found objects, cast glass
24 x 16 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Horn  
Horn, 2009
steel, found objects, cast glass
18 x 12 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Shoe  
Shoe, 2009
steel, found objects, cast glass
20 x 12 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Head  
Head, 2009
steel, found objects, cast glass
60 x 16 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Cup  
Cup, 2009
steel, found objects, cast glass
30 x 8 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - 9th Ward Wreckage #1  
9th Ward Wreckage #1, 2006
cast glass and steel
26 x 13 x 8 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Watermark: Gator Bowl  
Watermark: Gator Bowl, 2006
blown and cast glass
12 x 15 x 15 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Dark Green Vase  
Dark Green Vase, 2003
blown and cast glass
15.5 x 9.25 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Pages  
Pages, 2004
cast glass
8.5 x 42 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Leer  
Leer, 2007
cast glass with sulphide inclusions
21.25 x 11.5 x 3 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Wall Fetish #11319  
Wall Fetish #11319, 2007
cast glass
14 x 11.5 x 3.25 inches  
 
Mitchell Gaudet - Wall Fetish #11318  
Wall Fetish #11318, 2007
cast glass
12.75 x 8.5 x 2.75 inches  
 
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