Glass Canopy
16.75” x 8” x 1.25”
A vibrant green palette emerges from layered tissue and salvaged glass in Glass Canopy from memory or meteor, this vertical assemblage vibrates with tactile energy. Sea glass fragments and cabochons refract light as if storing a coded message—part organic relic, part imagined signal.
16.75” x 8” x 1.25”
A vibrant green palette emerges from layered tissue and salvaged glass in Glass Canopy from memory or meteor, this vertical assemblage vibrates with tactile energy. Sea glass fragments and cabochons refract light as if storing a coded message—part organic relic, part imagined signal.
16.75” x 8” x 1.25”
A vibrant green palette emerges from layered tissue and salvaged glass in Glass Canopy from memory or meteor, this vertical assemblage vibrates with tactile energy. Sea glass fragments and cabochons refract light as if storing a coded message—part organic relic, part imagined signal.
Materials List
Tissue paper (glued, layered, sanded)
Acrylic medium and pigment
Salvaged green sea glass
Found glass cabochons
Wood panel and framing trim
Matte sealant and adhesives
Layered tissue and pigment evoke moss, undergrowth, and planetary terrain in this vertically framed work. A tilted central panel seems to hover above a forest floor of glinting, salvaged green glass — chunks and spheres that suggest seedpods or alien matter. Together, they create a hybrid of memory and terrain, relic and growth.