you can not be manufactured....

This is a multiple part installation at the Museum of Glass, Millville, NJ, installed in the American Studio Glass Movement section of the Museum. Featuring video, 16 crystal plates, and an installation of manufactured crystal patterned vinyl on the glass of the display cases. 

This expansive exhibition, curated by Brooklyn artist Benjamin Wright, features over 20 contemporary artists whose work is inspired by science. The artwork on display will allow visitors to explore the role of creativity endemic to both science and art, while showcasing glass as a medium that provides a challenge to their perceived divide.  At every turn, glass materially magnifies, distorts and illuminates our transdisciplinary world of wonder.

Detail shot of the acrylic vinyl used to embellish the display cases that house the American Studio Glass movement work. Not only does this become a skin to highlight the case but it serves to offer a new lens and obscure the work.

Install shot at the Museum of the acrylic vinyl that both represents the crystaline structure of glass but offers a manufactured view.

This video was on display as part of the work "you can not be manufactured" by Jessica Jane Julius during the exhibition Symbiotic Spheres: The Interlocking Worlds of Glass, Art, and Science at the Museum of Glass, Millville NJ.