These untitled pieces by glass designer Nikki Williams are hand-carved blown forms. The artist, recently influenced by work from Frank Gehry, puts her pieces through various stages of grinding and hand polishing to finally achieve the desired effect. The colours of this set are inspired by marine life and vegetation, but at the same time there are very architectural lines that allow it to be viewed from different angles to different effects.

Artist: Nikki Williams
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Copenhagen sculptor Stig Persson brings out the interaction between the surface of glass and its inner poetry. Persson uses massive proportions in order to create tension between the size, the fragility and the transparency of the material. Through this, the focus is directed towards towards the silence within the glass. Glass is not an easy material to use in sculpture and Persson uses kiln cast leaded glass for most of the pieces in this collection.

Artist: Stig Persson
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