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Ember Lattice
A molten core of crimson, amber, and saffron pressing against cobalt and violet, held in one continuous hand-drawn black lattice on floating glass.
- Dimensions
- 24" x 34"
- Medium
- Reverse glass painting, translucent enamel
- Technique
- Reverse glass painting with a hand-drawn raised lattice and translucent color fields
- Year
- 2026
- Edition
- One of one
Acquisition
$2,600
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The work's story
Built to change with the room.
Ember Lattice began as a drawing exercise: one continuous black net, drawn by hand without a ruler, dividing the panel into a few hundred cells. The color came after — warm on one side, cool on the other, so the finished glass reads like heat moving through a cold night. Because every cell is translucent, the painting refuses to sit still; it shifts with every hour of the day and throws its palette onto the wall behind it.
How it holds light
Side light picks out the raised lattice as physical relief; daylight through a nearby window turns the cells into stained glass and casts colored light onto the wall. After dark, a single warm spot keeps the ember core burning.
Placement and delivery
Ships in a custom-lined crate with insured delivery throughout the continental US, with standoff hardware and mounting guidance included.
Catalogue notes
The raised lattice was laid onto the glass first as a single continuous line, then each cell was flooded with translucent enamel — crimson through saffron across the core, cobalt through magenta at the edges. The panel is left unbacked so light passes fully through, and it mounts on standoffs off the wall.
