Displacement

2020

blown glass, neon gas, black cable, neon ballast

22 x 40 x 19 cm

Displacement is a blown glass object with neon gas filling inside to create light trajectory inside the object. The craftsmanship of time and force is juxtaposed with the time-less composition of the digital and the schizophrenic notion of the 3D print being a material with a very short half-life and the atemporality of the digital itself. Objects are made on a screen, sculting without force feedback, without temperature and without time. They exist as immaterial constructs,formed to fit the glass object and to form a coesitence with them.The fusion of these processes creates a form of coexistence, in which the reproducible 3D print meets the uniquely formed glass. They coexist, interwoven through glass reflections and refractions, seemingly merging the two material and making processes.