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✓ Published: 21-Jan-2020
✓ Published: 21-Jan-2020
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Glass as a material is the result of a long physical process from fluid to solid, going from syrup to asphalt before ending in glass. This far-ranging process is depicted in a work by Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens, here in dialogue with a Professor in Physics about the thoughts behind the sculpture.nn“The sides are burnished, giving a different light and creating yet another play on colours and sensations with this material,” Janssens says of ‘Blue Glass Roll’ (2019). Janssens and
Glass as a material is the result of a long physical process from fluid to solid, going from syrup to asphalt before ending in glass. This far-ranging process is depicted in a work by Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens, here in dialogue with a Professor in Physics about the thoughts behind the sculpture.nn“The sides are burnished, giving a different light and creating yet another play on colours and sensations with this material,” Janssens says of ‘Blue Glass Roll’ (2019). Janssens and
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