Three glass pebbles suspended in light and shadow
Ochre Ochre Gallery's Celestial Pebble Round 3 captures the essence of falling forms frozen in time. Three spheres of solid glass hang from delicate chains down a monochromatic stairwell, casting subtle refractions across weathered walls.
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Three spheres of clear glass descend through a stairwell like captured moments of weightlessness. Each orb, suspended from a fine metal chain, hangs at a different height, creating a dialogue between form and emptiness. The play of light transforms the solid glass into something almost ethereal, the surfaces catching and redirecting illumination across the surrounding architecture.
The setting amplifies the work’s contemplative power. Weathered plaster walls and a black metal railing frame the installation, their monochromatic palette allowing the translucent spheres to become the focal point. A pale window floods the stairwell with soft, diffused light, which passes through the glass forms and casts gentle shadows that shift with the time of day. The restraint of the composition speaks to a careful consideration of scale and placement.
Ochre Ochre Gallery’s practice centres on objects that engage with space and light as sculptural elements in their own right. The Celestial Pebble series explores the relationship between solidity and transparency, gravity and suspension. Each glass form is hand crafted, its surface finished to a subtle precision that allows light to move across it without distortion.
A conversation between material and architecture
This third iteration of the Celestial Pebble series deepens the conversation between the sculptures and their environment. The spheres reference natural pebbles worn smooth by time, yet their transparency and perfect geometry signal something else entirely: an abstraction of form, a distillation of organic movement into pure glass. The work asks viewers to consider what they see when they look through rather than at an object. Contact Ochre Ochre Gallery to learn more about acquisitions and commissions.
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