Craig Huber

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Visual artist Craig Huber has been creating delights for the eyes and the mind since 1974. Craig has been fascinated with mirrors and Mandala imagery his whole life. The circular repetitive imagery contained within a Mandala combines his love of symmetry, geometry, metaphysics and astrology. Craig is an inventor, designer, craftsman, astrologer and intuit. In 1977, Craig began designing and handcrafting his mirrored and stained glass sculptures in a studio behind his home in downtown Eugene, Oregon. Selling at Pacific Northwest art fairs, these innovative sculptures gained a national following and have continued to sell in museums, fine art galleries through out the U.S., Canada and abroad. In 1980, Craig had his initial inspiration to become a Kaleidoscope designer and he developed his Kaleidoscope business, Galaxy Glass Works . His Kaleidoscopes have since been featured in the Smithsonian Catalogs numerous times as well as The Fleet Center Space Museum in San Diego. It was here that he produced a series of oversized exhibit Kaleidoscopes. Craig created Video and Projection Kaleidoscopes for The Gap Stores through out the U.S. and was commissioned to produce a logo Kaleidoscope for the cable channel Bravo. Craig has co-designed several large art pieces for the Oregon Country Fair including the 30th anniversary Kaleidoscope, the Labyrinth, Monolith and the Pole Stars. The 21st century finds Craig photographing and digitally designing Mandalas under the name Sacred Mandala . Craig and his wife Annie continue to develop there project Art Angels which combines support of the arts with charitable acts benefiting those in need. Craig and Annie believe that Art has intrinsic healing qualities and is a source of inspiration and enjoyment for hospitalized children. Through the generosity of Art Angel patrons, Craig's Kaleidoscopes and Mandala imagery are now in numerous hospitals nationwide. Craig's personal interests, which he actively pursues, include the study and practice of Astrology and Process Oriented Psychology. He enjoys his computers, tinkering, renovating his home and studio, biking, gardening, camping, downhill skiing and touring the back roads of Oregon. He is a long time advocate of all forms of alternative transportation. Most central in his life is his family, including his wife Annie and their 20 year-old daughter Zoe. They love taking great adventures together.

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