Produced in the late twentieth century and aligned with the work of American designer Danny Lane, this piece explores stacked glass as both structure and visual language. The base forms a compact double helix built from layered precision cut panels, creating depth and movement within a restrained footprint, with the green edged glass shifting tone as light passes through. The circular top sits cleanly above, balancing the sculptural base and grounding the form within a distinctly postmodern sensibility. It holds attention without effort, a small scale piece that changes character with light and position.

Measures: 50 cm Ø × 60 cm H

Conditioned for presence and atmosphere

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