Handblown Glass Sculpture III

A column of clear glass rises twenty-two and a half inches, its handblown form capturing light in the way only breath-shaped material can — alive with interior movement, never the same twice. The transparency is absolute yet dimensional, the acrylic finish lending the surface a taut, architectural clarity that holds its own against both spare and layered interiors. At eight inches wide and four deep, its proportions are deliberately slender, conceived to occupy space the way a well-placed accent always should: with quiet authority and no need for explanation.