No Drama is a series of meticulously handblown glass vases defined by their unusually wide bases. They convey a sense of calm and stability. No tipping over. No drama.
This first series was made for an auction at the annual Christmas market at ECAL.
No Drama is a series of meticulously handblown glass vases defined by their unusually wide bases. They convey a sense of calm and stability. No tipping over. No drama.
This series was produced for the BESTFORM exhibition, and funded by the Berner Design Stiftung . It consists of five different shapes with even larger feet.
No Drama is a series of meticulously handblown glass vases defined by their unusually wide bases. They convey a sense of calm and stability. No tipping over. No drama.
Each vase is made by encasing transparent or coloured glass in clear molten glass. The resulting transparent outer layer becomes a permeable boundary, reflecting its surroundings and visually connecting object and space. The wide bases reinforce this idea, spreading across the surface as if merging with it.
The series shown at Lake Como Design Festival explores this relationship through varying degrees of transparency, colour and density. In No Drama, the border is not a line of separation, but a reflective membrane where object and space seem to merge.
