Glass installation

Anselm Kiefer: “The Women of the Revolution (Die Frauen der Revolution)” (1992/2013), lead beds: dimensions variable https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anselm_Kiefer

Discover the interplay of past and present in my work inspired by traditional Chinese Moon Gate. Using dichroic glass and steel cables, the installation dynamically frames and transforms its surrounding cityscape. This piece brings the ethereal into the concrete, offering a new, intimate public experience that fuses tradition with contemporary life, all while constantly changing with light and wind.

invisible. glass design, an exhibition by nouvel that traces the history of glass, is on view at the franz mayer museum in mexico city.

Image 17 of 24 from gallery of Shangping Village Regeneration / 3andwich Design / He Wei Studio. Photograph by Jin Weiqi

An 80-foot tall window made of crystal prisms, which will bathe a room in rainbows.

installation - could put different shapes within transparencies, would have to look from one angle.

Architectural glass installations — LISA CAHILL | GLASS

Playing with light reflections ✨ #lightplay #light #reflection #promptography #aigenerated #midjourneyart #wednesdaymood #aiphotography #editorials #bazaar #cosmopolitan #vogue #

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Speech Clinic / Miguel Marques Venâncio

for milan design week, sabine marcelis has decked the rinascente department store with a series of plexiglass and resin pieces combined with plants.

A entry in the Architectural League of New York and Socrates Sculpture Park’s 2019 Folly/Function competition to design and build an entry and information kiosk for the park. Inspired by its eponymous material and the playful idea of children’s soap-bubbles in the park, and developed...

Throughout Suzy Poling’s solo exhibition at CULT | Aimee Friberg Exhibitions, light fractals intersect the space, creating an augmented reality.

David Spriggs uses a combinations of acrylic paint and transparent plastic sheets to create sculptural installations with images floating within them. Spriggs divides his abstract designs into layers and paints them one by one until they accumulate into an illusory final product. His work focuses on radiating patterns that evoke various cosmic phenomena. With his strategic use of lighting, the nebulas come to life and appear to levitate before the viewer.