Art of glass

Exuding elegance and obscurity, Foggy Flowers is a two-photograph series by Sander Plug and Lernert Engelberts that centers on our collective outlook for the future through a blur of frosted glass. The duo, who work under Studio Lernert & Sander, unearthed the delicate shots from their archive—the images were taken in 2018 during a week-long periodContinue reading "Sheets of Frosted Glass Obscure Floral Bouquets in a Photographic Series About Ambiguity"

examining the boundaries of human perception, artist dylan martinez presents 'H2O/SiO2', hyperrealistic plastic bag sculptures that question reality.

Waterfalls come in many different sizes. Each one is slumped over a unique mould to give form, catching light and creating shadows. Made from 100% recycled glass and wall mounted using two nails. scroll to view all back to gallery or use index below

A weekly Saturday recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week in design: Things are getting weird a year into the pandemic, with the greatest charcuterie-themed tissue box in existence and a giant painting served toilet-side in a Mexico City bathroom.

A sampling of the many beautiful stained glass windows at the National Cathedral.

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The collaboration between glass artists Anne Donzé and Vincent Chagnon makes a series of unusual and compelling blown glass sculptures.

Steffen Dam doesn't quite live in the same world as everyone else. For decades, the Danish artist has been creating a veritable Wunderkrammer, or "Cabinet of Curiosities" out of his studio (a former 1930s school house) dedicated to the creation of a whole new genus of sea creatures — all made of gla

A little Art Deco, a little wood-paneled bungalow, Poppy Templeton's stained glass mirrors also bring to mind Josef Albers’ glass grid works.

In artist Sarah Meyohas‘s series Speculations, infinite tunnels are created with facing mirrors set against pastel backdrops. Smoke, flowers, and finger tips border the reflective surfaces, creating dream-like environments that pull the viewer deep into the image’s frame. Meyohas is interested in the creating a seductive quality in each of the photos. “Whether it’s theContinue reading "Mirrored Installations by Sarah Meyohas Create Infinite Tunnels Strewn With Dangling Flowers"