The Found Specimen is an installation that extends from a shelf to the wall itself. The installation consists of twelve blown spheres, set and arranged side by side on the shelf, then continuing onto the wall with flat blown pieces. The pieces are arranged organically to connect to the geological transitions that happen in nature. The installation focuses on how minerals change shape, form, and appearance due to the elemental shift. The Found Specimen highlights changes and the transitional moments in life related to time and pressure.

Lindsy Marshall ((USA, 1994) is an artist and maker living in Massachusetts. Discovering glass while studying at Massachusetts
College of Art and Design, it has come to be a prominent material in her work. She’s studied at institutions such as Pilchuck Glass School and Pittsburg Glass Center. Her work has been shown in notable exhibitions such as Bullseye’s Emerge 2018 and Contemporary Glass Sculpture with New Bedford Art Museum.

Work on display:
The Found Specimen
Blown and slumped glass with Mica encased within
91 x 30 x 50 cm