Ocean Laughter II

With a nod to Aeschylus, who wrote of the 'myriad laughter of the ocean waves' 2,500 years ago, this seascape of fully re-arrangeable kiln-fired glass works equally as a representational rendering of a restless ocean or an abstract work of geometric art. The interactive glass sculpture is illuminated day or night by a light, recessed into the rear of the hardwood base, which is reflected off the wall behind.

Dimensions: 42' long by 8' deep by 8' high

Lucie Boucher &Bernie Huebner