Cosmic spheres offering glimpses of moments of creation from the JCP Universe.
The Glome vases are containers of primordial creation, sculptures in their own right, that can nest natural creations of this world. Mouth blown in the island of Murano these unique glass pieces are suspended in a simple metal wireframe base that completes the object in a balance of elementary forms and light.
Glome X alludes to the very first moments of creation, what is called in physical cosmology cosmic inflation, a theory that describes how in its earliest instants, the universe expanded faster than light.
Glome Y is inspired by the classic depiction of a black hole singularity a point in space that is so dense that it creates a deep gravity sink and from which not even light can escape.
Glome Z depicts Nebulas -the nurseries of stars of our universe- and in this particular case the Pillars of Creation an area, of interstellar gas and dust in the Eagle Nebula, specifically the Serpens constellation, approximately 6,500–7,000 light years from Earth.
