With its intelligent play on words, the 'More Like a Window than Ajar' project by artist Erin Thurlow explores the idea of throwing a brick through a window -- with the brick being the window.
This complex thought is simply and brilliantly executed with the mirrored glass bricks that have each been cracked to demonstrate Thurlow’s metaphysical concept. Each brick is cracked by hand, making each one a little different and unique, so you can have only one as a beautiful statement piece on your bookshelf, or you can collect a few and stack them up as a wall or even create a pile of bricks.
The balance of delicate shattered glass and a hard cracked brick plays out beautifully in the More Like a Window than Ajar project by Erin Thurlow.
What's Driving This Trend
- Mirrored Glass Art
- The 'More Like a Window than Ajar' project showcases the trend of using mirrored glass in artistic and unconventional ways.
- Handcrafted Unique Pieces
- The cracked glass bricks created by Erin Thurlow highlight the trend of handcrafted, one-of-a-kind artworks.
- Metaphysical Conceptual Art
- Thurlow's project reflects the trend of exploring metaphysical concepts through visual art forms.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- The 'More Like a Window than Ajar' project opens up opportunities for artists and designers to create innovative pieces with mirrored glass.
- Home Decor
- The cracked glass bricks can be used as unique statement pieces, opening up new possibilities in the home decor industry.
- Conceptual Art Exhibitions
- Thurlow's project creates opportunities for conceptual art exhibitions that explore deep philosophical ideas through visually impactful installations.
