Light changes everything. The presence of a space, the mood of a season, the way we see. Created by our in-house team, Shapes of Light is a luminous structure, a quiet rendering of a familiar seasonal silhouette.

Formed through the Bocci 28 copper-suspension system, the installation brings forward the sculptural nature of hand-blown glass, the warmth of copper, and the natural fluidity of its flexible suspension. What emerges is a composition shaped by material, gravity, and movement.

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flexible suspension. What emerges is a composition shaped by material, gravity, and movement.

On site, two performers assembled Shapes of Light through a considered choreography, placing each sphere as the structure grew. Gradually, the familiar silhouette emerged, revealed through gesture and material.

The installation comprises 121 pendants of our 28 series, selected in green hues that echo the tones and atmosphere of the season.

On view at 395 Alexander Street (enter via Pallet Coffee) in Vancouver December 5, 10-12 and 17-19 from 9am to 3pm.

Photography & Videography:
Fahim Kassam

Art Direction:
Daria Mikhailiuk

Installation:
Paul Stewart

Installation assist:
Mathew Larsen-Durie

Production assist:
Denon Vipond

Talent:
Renee Sigouin
Rachel Meyer

Tech Assist:
Kezia Nathe

Sound Composition:
Stefan Nazarevich

Photo Retouching:
Daniel Hearn