Chris Wood

About

British artist Chris Wood creates iridescent glass sculptures that cast glimmering, changing patterns throughout the day. With a MA in Glass from the Royal College of Art, Wood has developed large-scale pieces for luxury brands and collections worldwide.

Dichroic & light

Wood’s practice is primarily concerned with the medium of dichroic glass, which was originally developed by NASA space agency as a colourless material that filters and reflects wavelengths of light producing a spectrum of rainbow coloured shadows and projections.

Working with the intangible medium of light, Wood orchestrates a range of high and low-tech optical materials to harness patterns of light that suggest ephemeral glimpsed moments in the natural world.

The artist’s sculptures are refined and often minimal arrangements creating kinetic patterns in response to the environments in which they are placed.

In the Studio

Example works & projects

Recognition & Awards

Wood’s work has gained recognition from an international audience, and she has worked on numerous public artworks and significant commissions, including in London, Washington, Paris, Taipei, Riyadh, Sharjah and Dubai. Corporate and public collections include: the Shanghai Museum of Glass, Yale University, Taiwan’s National Exhibition Centre, Fendi, and Adobe, as well as private collections in Europe, America and the GCC.

Sample Artworks

To fully appreciate the subtle qualities of each artwork, the Artist has produced a small selection of sample artworks for our art consultancy, available to loan on request .

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