I saw this sculpture by Ikuta Niyoko in Bristol Museum .
I like the way it refracts light and references emptiness but is in fact solid.
It is part of a series in which the artist cuts thin sheets of glass then
attaches them to each other with an adhesive that becomes transparent as it
hardens. It also reminded me of the work of Emma Rawson who captures images of
lace into layers of glass although her work speaks more of layered landscapes
than the wave shape evoked here.
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