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 I started working with laser engraving and this idea of anamorphosis and moiré effects. I quickly added some colours to enhance those effects.
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 To do so, I worked on making my own marker inks from plants. After being applied on the glass, I let the ink dry and then I can remove the excess with a wet cloth. The colour remains on the engraved part.
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 Working with all these patterns, I wanted to twist a little more the point of view. This is when I started to cut the glass in slats after engraving it using my glass cutter and pliers - two tools for stained glass work. Then all the slats are stacked together : it creates a transparent surface when you look at the piece from the front, and then from the sides there is a pattern appearing.
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