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  Matt Lief Anderson
  Mille-Fleurs Counterforms by photographer Brea Souders
  Mika Aoki. Morimoto, 2009. Japanese artist Mika Aoki embraces the dichotomous nature of glass’s solidity yet fragility. She says of the translucent material: “Unless light shines on it, we can’t confirm the existence of it because it is transparent. But once the light shines on it, glass truly emanates a special presence.” In her series of works titled Singing Glass, the artist presents glass morphed into amoebic and otherworldly forms that leaves the viewer mesmerized. In any other medium, the pieces would lose their intrigue. (in mymodernmet) Website
Ellen: Do you know the sex of the child? Tina: We decided we are going to wait. We’re going to find out…never. Ellen: Ok. Tina: Not even after it’s born. Ellen: Not even after it’s born? Tina: I’m just going to see what it chooses to wear to prom. Ellen: Give it time to figure it out. Good for you. All the awards.
  Michael Chase
  Rose Quartz Sphere (click photo for source)