Alekos Fassianos for Daum “Kallisti” Blue Glass Head Sculpture - c.1980

Name: Alekos Fassianos for Daum “Kallisti” Blue Glass Head Sculpture - c.1980
Brand: Collectors Gene
Price: 590.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

A sculptural expression of line and mythology, the “Kallisti” head by Alekos Fassianos for Daum distills the artist’s signature visual language into a compact, luminous form.

Rendered in a rich, saturated blue, the profile is both simplified and evocative its contours flowing with a quiet rhythm that feels almost wind-swept. Fassianos’ work often draws from classical Greek themes, yet remains distinctly modern in its execution, balancing antiquity with abstraction.

Daum’s pâte de verre technique gives the piece a soft, velvety translucence light settling into the surface rather than bouncing from it. The result is a presence that feels intimate, but undeniably intentional.

Collectors Notes

Fassianos’ figures often carry a sense of movement and myth—reduced here to a single, contemplative profile. It’s a piece that reads differently depending on light and placement: graphic from afar, softly dimensional up close.

Works well on a desk, bookshelf, or layered among other sculptural objects. A thoughtful entry point into both Daum’s glassmaking tradition and Fassianos’ broader body of work.

It's a fitting addition to our Art and Home Decor collections.

Dimensions

3.5" H x 3.75" W

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