Afterimage From the series Nothing Remains Unchanged, Yet Nothing Completely DisappearsWhen the form disappears, the presence remains.Two overlapping glass forms... Read More
Afterimage
From the series Nothing Remains Unchanged, Yet Nothing Completely Disappears
When the form disappears, the presence remains.
Two overlapping glass forms evoke the persistence of presence beyond visible form. The darker layer is not the shadow of the lighter one, but a lingering imprint that quietly accompanies it.
The sculpture reflects on what remains after transformation: not the object itself, but its imprint, its resonance, and the quiet continuity of memory. Like clouds, which endlessly dissolve and reform, presence endures through change rather than permanence.
Materials: Reclaimed glass, cut, pigmented and kiln-formed.