"Composition 26" is an intricate kilnformed glass artwork that explores the relationship between form and negative space. The piece is composed of vibrant blue, red, and yellow glass fragments fused together in an organic, mosaic-like structure. The carefully designed openings within the composition allow light to pass through, casting dynamic shadows and enhancing the sense of movement and depth.

By utilizing the kilnforming technique, Phillip Bruch Scheller manipulates the fluid nature of glass into a delicate yet structurally engaging form. The contrast between solid elements and empty spaces gives the piece an airy, almost weightless quality, making it an ever-changing experience depending on its environment.

This contemporary glasswork is a testament to the artist’s ability to merge material, technique, and design into a visually compelling and thought-provoking composition.