Fluidity: Glass Sculptures by Flavie Audi
Published Feb 19, 2021
Gorgeous new sculptural glass pieces by French artist Flavie Audi.
“For the artist, glass plays a crucial part in contemplating a speculative utopian future world where humans create cosmic fragments and new types of landscape formations. Using the physical properties of glass, Audi highlights the duality between the real and virtual worlds.
Through its omnipresence in nearly all contemporary forms of digital devices, glass becomes a signifier of the tension between the realms of the tangible and the digital, as well as a facilitator of the disappearance of physical objects.”
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