Geometric Dichroic Glass Installations by Chris Wood — Colossal

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Artist Chris Wood works with colored glass to create colorful, prism-like mazes and mandalas of light installed vertically on walls. Her most common material is dichroic (meaning ‘two color’) glass, a material invented by NASA in the 1950s that has a special optical coating meant to reflect certain wavelengths of light while letting others through. At some angles the glass appears completely reflective, somewhat like a mirror of gold. Wood has constructed a number of different glass, mirror, and other light installations which have been carefully documented on her website. More
Geometric Dichroic Glass Installations by Chris Wood — Colossal
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Geometric Dichroic Glass Installations by Chris Wood — Colossal
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Geometric Dichroic Glass Installations by Chris Wood — Colossal
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Geometric Dichroic Glass Installations by Chris Wood — Colossal
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Geometric Dichroic Glass Installations by Chris Wood — Colossal
Geometric Dichroic Glass Installations by Chris Wood — Colossal
Geometric Dichroic Glass Installations by Chris Wood — Colossal
8 Installation ideas installation art, installation, artistic
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