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Water Bags: Incredible Glass Sculptures by Dylan Martinez

Published Jun 18, 2018

American artist Dylan Martinez combines different sculpting and glassblowing techniques to create his unique sculptures.

His ‘Water Bags’ series is remarkably realistic, playing with the viewer’s perception and interpretation.

“The trapped movement of the rising bubbles and the gesture of the forms convince the eye that the sculptures are just as they seem. What is fascinating is that our desires often override our true perception of reality and you believe what you think is visible as the truth.”

— Dylan Martinez

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