Branches that are alive and on fire but not burned away. Layers of cut glass pre-mades bordered with dark colored frit. Enamel branches course through the image in a way that both separates and flows. Fused glass panel in wall stand offs or table stand. 11 x 8”
The way those enamel branches move through the piece reminds me of sketching bare trees against a winter sky, where the branches are both the subject and the frame at the same time. That tension between separating and flowing is exactly what I'm always trying to catch in watercolor when light breaks a scene into pieces but still holds it together.
The way those enamel branches move through the piece is like watching vines climb through a trellis. They hold everything together while letting each layer breathe. That on-fire-but-not-burned quality you captured feels right, like witnessing peak bloom before it drops.