Glass installation

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.

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

Image 9 of 12 from gallery of Future Materiality Pavilion / Pravda Bureau. Photograph by Ivan Erofeev

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

Our grandfather once told us, if you have been good, when you fall asleep, you could fly to the North Pole and become the beautiful blue-green aurora. Some nights I would dream that I had become the sea of green lights. Perpetual Night brings the aurora into the daylight, along with the story of our grandfathers. Dreaming of this ombre experiment is the inspiration for this design.

Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka will exhibit a glass window made of 500 crystal prisms at MUSEUM. beyond museum in Seoul this May. Called Rainbow Church, the eight metre-high installation will create rainbows within the space as the light is refracted. More about Tokujin Yoshioka on Dezeen in our special category. The information below is from

Notional Field is an interactive installation that consists of a wall-mounted sculpture containing hundreds of vertical and parallel lines made of elastic cord that are projected upon with a computer-generated, interactive animation of a similar number of lines. The motion of these projected lines is ruled by a simulation, which makes them act like soft ropes, and said…

Artist Chris Wood works with colored glass to create colorful, prism-like mazes and mandalas of light installed vertically on walls. Her most common material is dichroic (meaning ‘two color’) glass, a material invented by NASA in the 1950s that has a special optical coating meant to reflect certain wavelengths of light while letting others through. At some angles the glass appears completely reflective, somewhat like a mirror of gold. Wood has constructed a number of different glass, mirror…