From the artist, Eveline Ko: “”I am inspired by the beauty of nature and the richness of colors you can find in the natural world. I present these inspirations through abstract forms using a variety of different methods – blowing, casting and fusing – to bring to life the essence of this natural beauty.””
In this piece, Eveline uses the colors of glass, color contrasts, and abstract shapes to reflect the process of a fetus absorbing nutrients and developing within the womb.
This piece is part of our Masterworks Collection, where we showcase the finest examples of contemporary glass art from the best glass artists in the world who are truly masters of their craft.
Artwork Information
handblown glass
clean with a soft, lint-free cloth
Red, Yellow
Sculpture
Glass
L 24 × W 14 × H 29 cmL 9.45 × W 5.51 × H 11.42 inch
8 kg17.6 lbs
CEK00001
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“Glass is more beautiful with light, and light is more beautiful with glass.”
Eveline Ko, artist and cofounder of AEfolio
Eveline Ko: The Artist
Artist and entrepreneur Eveline Ko, whose father was a master painter, has art deeply ingrained in her DNA. She is inspired by the beauty of nature and the richness of colors you can find in the natural world.
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