Title: White Forms in Water
Series: Interventions
Location: Denver Botanic Gardens
Year: 2014
Medium: Archival Pigment Photograph
Artist: Jamaica Jones
Translucent glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly rests at the water’s edge, its rippled forms mirrored across the surface below. Reflection doubles the structure, allowing light to bend and scatter across glass and water.
The photograph centers on repetition — object and reflection existing in quiet symmetry. Glass appears fluid, its edges softened by ripple, shadow, and shifting light.
Rather than isolating the sculpture as a singular object, the image presents it as relational: shaped as much by water and atmosphere as by the form itself.
Interventions documents moments when human-made forms enter the landscape deliberately and temporarily. The series focuses on scale, movement, and material presence, observing how art and structure alter perception without erasing place. Installations and sculptural works become gestures within the environment, shaped by light, reflection, and time.
Photography © Jamaica Jones