Sometimes the glass just flows in exactly the right way. Not always. But when it does, everything just looks so balanced.

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This piece was used in my photogram project so make sure to see the gallery lower on this page.

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A Voronoi diagram can be simplified as a mathematical concept describing a series of points and the minimum distance needed to reach those points. Sounds complicated, right? Let me simplify.

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Consider how cities grow over time. They grow out from the center and continue to grow until they hit an obstacle, like the boundary of another city or a lake. They cannot expand further in that direction and the line of a boundary or region is created.

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The pieces of glass that I melt together act the same way as they turn into a liquid. They stretch out uncontained until they reach the other pieces of glass. If you look closely at my work, you can see these faint boundaries frozen in time.