Denver Botanic Gardens — 2014
Photography by Jamaica Jones
Sculpture by Dale Chihuly. Image documents a temporary installation.
 
Clear glass forms rise from dense evergreen plantings, their twisted surfaces catching soft daylight and reflecting the surrounding landscape. The piece feels simultaneously fragile and anchored—hand-shaped glass set against living, persistent green.
 
This photograph explores contrast: transparency against texture, movement against stillness. By framing the sculpture within its natural setting, the image becomes less about spectacle and more about quiet dialogue between art and environment.
 
Interventions documents moments where human-made forms enter the landscape—temporarily, deliberately, and in conversation with their surroundings. The series focuses on scale, movement, and material presence, observing how art and structure alter perception without erasing place. These works frame installations and sculptural forms as gestures shaped by light, environment, and time.