Dichotomy

Harry Morgan (born 1990) is an emerging glass artist and designer. His work is known for his unusual marrying of materials and experimental approach to traditional process. Referencing histories from ancient Venetian glassblowing to Brutalist architecture, his work challenges the physical and cultural connotations of materials.

'Dichotomy' is a major work by Harry Morgan, and is part of a repertoire of sculptural forms he has developed, experimenting with the combination of concrete and glass, inspired by the ancient Venetian glassblowing technique, ‘murrini', where glass threads are made by pulling by hand from a furnace.