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Courtesy of Fabio Zonta

Laura de Santillana Italian, 1955-2019
Untitled (Lametta), 2016
Hand-blown and slumped glass
H11 3/4 x W10 x D3 in
H30 x W25.5 x D7.5cm
H30 x W25.5 x D7.5cm
C27568_(LS2016_LAM03)
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De Santillana was fascinated by color in glass and explored the complexities of pigment and light wavelength throughout her artistic career. The pursuit of novel expression, particularly experimentation with the rare green-yellow hue of synthesized uranium, led the artist to the Czech Republic. There she precipitated a shift in color—brighter and less veiled—and a formal change towards the slumping of a free-standing cylinder that collapses naturally with gravity.