This is such a beautifull piece about craft and material afterlife! I never thought about stained glass in such an unconventional way until reading this, the Porsche project is genuinly mind-blowing. The conversations between Ben, Judith and the others really capture how labor-intensive this art form is and I've always been fascinated by how light transforms spaces. Really appreciate the depth here!
Fantastic piece with such a creative structural approach - so perfectly aligned for the topic. Will be thinking for a long time on the contrast inherent in such a delicate but physically immense craft, and the way that this project merges what I've prejudiced as a hard/aggressive passion (car culture) with the beautiful, graceful spirituality I read in stained glass (as a raised-in-church gal myself). Actually LOL'd at Judith's conclusion; just such a good final note!
This is such a beautifull piece about craft and material afterlife! I never thought about stained glass in such an unconventional way until reading this, the Porsche project is genuinly mind-blowing. The conversations between Ben, Judith and the others really capture how labor-intensive this art form is and I've always been fascinated by how light transforms spaces. Really appreciate the depth here!
Thanks so much for the kind note! Seth and Emily get all the credit here—love getting to share interesting work like this.
Fantastic piece with such a creative structural approach - so perfectly aligned for the topic. Will be thinking for a long time on the contrast inherent in such a delicate but physically immense craft, and the way that this project merges what I've prejudiced as a hard/aggressive passion (car culture) with the beautiful, graceful spirituality I read in stained glass (as a raised-in-church gal myself). Actually LOL'd at Judith's conclusion; just such a good final note!