Sometimes our thoughts flow exactly how we feel inside our heads, it's one of those rarest times and it feels priceless.

Result #1

It's almost as if the thoughts have been trapped by a glass in a glassblowing session, and they're being released only to be once again taken over by the next session. The work is less a meditation on thought and its representation than a meditation on the process of mental release and its time, and on the possibility of the next session.The title of the exhibition, a play on the phrase in the title of the show, is a line from the poem The Mind Is a Glass, by the British philosopher John Russell. In it, Russell suggests that a glass of water is just a glass of water, and that, in this show, it wasnt so much a glass as it was a glass of water.

Result #2

I love that feeling.

Result #3

We dont feel the same way about a piece of art, especially when it's made by someone who does.

Result #4

And yet, in our universe, we can never feel that way about another people, things, or art. We just can't.

Result #5

It's a little like a meditative experience when you actually get there.