Oog Objects
Glass is never truly still in Alicja Hajkowicz-Rudzka's world. Through Oog Objects, the Polish designer captures the moment when molten glass is suspended between movement and rest, preserving its energy in objects made to last. Drawing on a background spanning architecture, installation and collectible design, she balances precision with spontaneity, allowing the material to retain the traces of its making. Her Polish glassware is blown by hand using traditional techniques and mass-tinted glass, where heat, gravity and the maker's touch shape the result. No two settle in quite the same way, giving every object its own distinct character.
Glass is never truly still in Alicja Hajkowicz-Rudzka's world. Through Oog Objects, the Polish designer captures the moment when molten glass is suspended between movement and rest, preserving its energy in objects made to last. Drawing on a background spanning architecture, installation and collectible design, she balances precision with spontaneity, allowing the material to retain the traces of its making. Her Polish glassware is blown by hand using traditional techniques and mass-tinted glass, where heat, gravity and the maker's touch shape the result. No two settle in quite the same way, giving every object its own distinct character.
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Oog Objects
Glass is never truly still in Alicja Hajkowicz-Rudzka's world. Through OogObjects, the Polish designer captures themomentwhen moltenglass is suspended between movement and rest, preserving its energy in objects made to last. Drawing on a background spanning architecture,installationand collectible design, she balances precision with spontaneity, allowing the material toretainthe traces of its making.Her Polish glassware isblown by handusing traditional techniques andmass-tintedglass, where heat, gravity and the maker's touch shapethe result. No two settle in quite the same way, giving every object its own distinct character.
