PERSONA Table Object Installation

The installation builds on the Persona series as a spatial composition of objects placed on a table.

It consists of a small set of elements — a stem glass, a tumbler, a plate, cutlery and a candelabra. These objects originate from familiar functional typologies, yet their form shifts through the behaviour of glass in its fluid state. The original structure remains partially recognisable, while gradually dissolving into a material-driven expression.

Rather than functioning as a table setting, the composition operates as a controlled arrangement of presence. The objects are not organised for use, but deliberately positioned, held in proximity and relation to one another.

The work reflects on the moment when activity stops and attention turns inward. The table becomes a self-defined environment — a temporary personal field shaped through objects that carry familiarity, yet no longer serve their original purpose.

Glass here acts as a medium through which form is both constructed and destabilised. Each element holds a different balance between control and deformation, forming a collective structure that reads as one continuous situation rather than a set of individual pieces.