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Cobalt Drift, Glowing Amber Glass Abstract

A close-up of translucent glass in warm amber, gold and pale green, lit from behind so it glows. A long cobalt blue shape sweeps across the right side, a small red shape sits at the upper left, and a patch of green and teal glass appears at the lower right. Tiny air bubbles and glossy curved edges give the surface a molten look.

A stranger would want this because it is warm, glowing glass with a few saturated jewels of colour floating in it. Backlit amber and pale green hold the room, and a long cobalt blue sweep, a small red shape and a patch of emerald and teal give the eye somewhere to travel. It reads as abstract first, then you notice the glossy curves and tiny trapped bubbles and realise it is glass. Many glass abstracts are cool, uniform or busy. This one is warm and luminous, with a calm, open centre and a few strong accents.

Artwork by Omaste Witkowski