Place of Transition
Edition of 5
Status: Available
Materials on this GLOBE: Copper, Steel
Laser pulses contributing to this GLOBE: 4
Deposition sequence: Copper → Copper → Steel → Steel
Maximum Laser Power: 16 kW
Materials visible in this motif: Steel
Place of Transition explores the fragile boundary between material states. Within a single preserved physical formation, dense steel structures gradually dissolve into increasingly transparent glass regions, creating a continuous landscape in which solidity, dispersion, and light coexist.
Rather than depicting transformation as a sequence of events, the work preserves a stable physical condition that emerged during the creation of the GLOBE through multiple high-energy laser pulses. The gradual transition between dense material accumulations and translucent regions creates a visual balance that invites both immediate perception and sustained exploration.
The visible structures consist primarily of redistributed steel embedded within the glass carrier. Micro-spheres, fracture networks, and finely dispersed material traces are not artistic additions but authentic physical formations generated during the creation of GLOBE 1. Together they document a unique state of material reorganization permanently preserved within the glass.
As the principal motif selected from GLOBE 1, Place of Transition represents one distinct physical condition within a much larger preserved material landscape. Additional curated motifs from GLOBE 1 reveal neighbouring regions created by the same sequence of laser pulses, offering complementary perspectives on the underlying physical process.
Within architectural environments, Place of Transition contributes a quiet visual equilibrium shaped by the interplay of density, transparency, and light. Its intricate network of microscopic structures, luminous reflections, transitions, and material formations continuously reveals new visual relationships as illumination, viewing distance, and perspective change. The longer the work is observed, the more subtle details and connections emerge, inviting repeated exploration while enriching contemporary residential, hospitality, and corporate interiors with depth, refinement, and lasting visual resonance.
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