Surface Tension

I built this image from layers of fragile elements: hand-blown glass bubbles, upside-down vases balanced against gravity, and thin soap bubbles that last only for seconds. At first glance, they all look alike — transparent, weightless, reflective — so it becomes difficult to tell what is solid and what is liquid. The flowers pass through these forms as if the difference between glass and water didn’t exist. That confusion is the point. I wanted to create a space where materials exchange identities, where an object can be both container and contained, permanent and fleeting, impossible and real at the same time.