Suspended within a ruby field, a single luminous arch reads as both drawing and object—minimal in form, tuned for atmosphere.

A hand-formed, phosphor-coated orange tube, bent from one continuous length of glass, sits within the vitrine as a compact, floating gesture. The thicker diameter gives the line more weight and a softer edge, while the phosphor coating intensifies the orange into an even, saturated glow.

Encased in a ruby acrylic vitrine, the sculpture becomes a chromatic chamber: the red volume deepens and warms the light, tinting the space around the arch and shifting with the viewer’s position as reflections gather along the interior surfaces.

This work may be commissioned in alternate configurations, including acrylic color and thickness, tube color / coating, and tube diameter. These variables materially affect the object’s color, brightness, and tonal character.

• tube: 10mm phosphor coated glass pumped with argon-mercury

• cabinet: 1/8” ruby italian acrylic

• power supply: 8kv, 50/60Hz, dimmable

• length: 8"

• width: 8”

• height: 12”