SPIRAL FORMS These arise from a concave

These arise from a concave surface similar to that of a red blood cell

Opposing this shape I chose a fuller shape similar to that found in a kidney bean

The thickness of the glass also gives it a feeling of solidity

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SPIRAL FORMS These arise from a concaveIn developing this piece, I began exploring spirals that occur in nature particularly those found in seashells. One of the shapes that I used is also similar to the early stage of a developing embryo. To contrast this organic form, I introduced a shape on the other side of the sculpture that was not natural and had sharp edges. I experimented by building up a geometric figure that was curved but also had flat surfaces, like a rotary dial phone