FUSED GLASS DESERT DIORAMA, PT. 4

The three fused glass layers created previously in Parts 1, 2, and 3 assembled together in a white box frame

A square of glass with a circular cutout in its center

The window layer, post-firing, held above the desert scene layers to create a more voyeuristic perspective

The wooden frame used to house the fused glass layers

The depth of frame necessary to fit all the fused glass layers plus spacers

Clear spacers used to separate fused glass layers within the frame

Thick spacers attached to the backside of the midground layer

The foreground layer (bottom), midground layer (top left), and background layer (top right), each with a unique spacer setup attached

The foreground layer inset within the frame

The midground layer inset within the frame, on top of the foreground layer

The background layer inset within the frame, on top of the foreground and midground layers

Extra spacers attached to the upper inside surface of the frame, keeping the glass within stationary

The completed piece with the window layer installed in front of the desert scene

The completed piece with the window layer installed in front of the desert scene, as viewed from the side

The completed piece with the window layer removed

The completed piece with the window layer removed, as viewed from the side

The completed piece displayed hanging on a wall

The completed piece displayed backlit in a window




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FUSED GLASS DESERT DIORAMA, PT. 3