Glass is to time what bronze and marble are to space. It lends substance to mental space, gives shape to duration. I seek to mould in glass these images projected by our duration in memory: images of time that ‘takes shape’ by leaving its trace, by ‘casting’ - in both senses of the word - its shadow. These shadow-memories - the shape of absence and the void, prints made visible through the transparency of the glass - are like so many relics reminding us that, here, something proximate has been lost.