Transference belongs to the Inscribing series, which explores alternative theories of representing three-dimensional space on a flat plane and experiments with new ways of utilising geometry to subvert surfaces.
Interstices VI is part of the Rendering series, which explores the relationship of space, line and plane. These nestling and interlocking forms together create a third space and imply a space that exists in-between.

Mel Douglas (Australia, 1978) has worked as an independent studio artist since graduating from the Canberra School of Art, Australian National University in 2000, where she also received her PhD in 2020.
She won the Ranamok Glass Prize in 2002, the International Young Glass Award in 2007 from Ebeltolft and the Tom Malone Prize in 2009 and 2020. Douglas’ work is held in private and public institutions internationally, including the Corning Museum of Glass, NY.

Works on display:
Transference
Kiln formed, coldworked and engraved glass
40 × 40 × 5 cm each

Interstices VI
Blown, coldworked and engraved glass
43 × 43 × 43 cm each

https://www.caterinatognon.com/artists/mel-douglas