Unique blown glass piece from the LITTLE DANCERS collection by the artist and designer Pròsper Riba Vilardell. The Little Dancer is a small totem-shaped sculpture, mouth-blown in glass. each Little Dancer is unique in its shape and color. When grouped with two or more figures, they create a visual dialogue that adds new ironic, melancholic, or playful nuances to the individual piece.
Creation 2024-2025
Materials: Each Little Dancer is composed of two mouth-blown glass pieces that are assembled together. Each piece is made from colored glass bar, giving it is unique hues - a dense and luminous mineral.
Dimensions: 12 cm high, maximum diameter 4 cm
Option: one-off piece
Unique blown glass piece from the LITTLE DANCERS collection by the artist and designer Pròsper Riba Vilardell. The Little Dancer is a small totem-shaped sculpture, mouth-blown in glass. each Little Dancer is unique in its shape and color. When grouped with two or more figures, they create a visual dialogue that adds new ironic, melancholic, or playful nuances to the individual piece.
Creation 2024-2025
Materials: Each Little Dancer is composed of two mouth-blown glass pieces that are assembled together. Each piece is made from colored glass bar, giving it is unique hues - a dense and luminous mineral.
Dimensions: 12 cm high, maximum diameter 4 cm
Option: one-off piece
Availaibility: one to two weeks
Shipping: by priority parcel service. With all risks insurance
More information:
"The collection of Little Dancers is collectable series, made exclusively with glass bars of varous colors, often out of print.
The Little Dancers universe originated in Bild-Werk, Germany, when the master glassmaker Heinz Fischer gave me a collection of glass slips from the 1940s.
Experimentation with the viscous, dense and mineral material was aimed at transforming the classic glass bubble into geometrics shapes: the cone, the cylinder, the sphere...But by imersing myself in the game proposed by glass in its liquid state (its dance and its emotional sinuosity), visual analogies emerged that playfully evoked the human condition." The Glass Apprentice
