My first one <3
The other day while looking for a weekend glass blowing course I encountered these absolutely enigmatic lights trapped into glass by Alison Berger.
I got a picture from my friend (who is an architect) of the project he was involved in. I think Alison Berger's poetic pendants are perfect to warm up this house in the middle of the snowy forest.
The other day while looking for a weekend glass blowing course I encountered these absolutely enigmatic lights trapped into glass by Alison Berger.
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| Scripted Pendant Chandelier Original Image Here |
I am fascinated with her intimate affinity with the light, and I believe that the references to the Victorian apparatuses and devices truly complement the medium she engages with. They do look like found objects from a dream. I enjoy knowing the story that she collected the fireflies into glass containers as a child and that these lights are a continuation of those feelings that you get when you are in that experience somewhere in the countryside after the sun sets, carrying your little trembling light in a jar around with you. I find this memory of a very personal gesture as something enhancing the poetry of these pendants.
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| Lantern Pendant Original Image Here |
I got a picture from my friend (who is an architect) of the project he was involved in. I think Alison Berger's poetic pendants are perfect to warm up this house in the middle of the snowy forest.
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| Two Storey House Website of the Architect Here |
You can find out more about her art works here
