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as we find them in our universe. The artworks in this exhibition were made using two techniques, Openwork Glass and Fusing Glass, with bullseye, float and recycled glass.
Openwork glass technique was created by Altman. She developed from inspira... more >> This exhibition is inspired by the universe. Far away, distant, full of mysteries and beauty. An infinite number of textures and wide variety of powerful, bright and sparkiling colors, just
as we find them in our universe. The artworks in this exhibition were made using two techniques, Openwork Glass and Fusing Glass, with bullseye, float and recycled glass.
Openwork glass technique was created by Altman. She developed from inspiration in our cosmos. That cosmos made up of gases, minerals and rocks. Her intention was create a new texture, her own glass surface, through which she could create artworks. In this way, a totally different glass surface is created, openwork, ethereal, airy and light.