About the artwork
Cuboid volumes constructed from cast concrete and vertical glass threads define this object. The upper portion consists of a dark, weathered concrete mass, while the lower section reveals an exposed alignment of translucent vertical filaments. The composition investigates structural equilibrium by juxtaposing industrial mass with delicate transparency. Surface textures display the irregularities inherent to manual casting processes, establishing a dialogue between permanence and fragility.
Expert opinion
The object bridges the historical gap between fine art sculpture and studio craft by utilizing unorthodox material pairings. By subverting the expected weights and structural capacities of concrete and glass, the creator contributes to contemporary material discourse.
About the artist
Harry Morgan (born 1990 in Manchester, UK) is a British sculptor who specializes in the fusion of concrete and hand-pulled glass. He completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Glass at the Edinburgh College of Art in 2014. His studio practice is based in Edinburgh. The artist's sculptures reference ancient Venetian glassblowing traditions alongside architectural concrete casting techniques. His oeuvre has been featured internationally in exhibitions across Europe, the United States, and the United Arab Emirates. Institutional holdings include the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the European Museum of Modern Glass in Coburg, Germany.
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