Chaos and Order (University of Toledo - Nitschke Hall) by Kenneth von Roenn
  • Kenneth von Roenn
  • Chaos and Order (University of Toledo - Nitschke Hall)
  • Glass cylinders with dichroic glass
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''Chaos and Order'' is composed of eleven glass cylinders, running from floor to ceiling, with interior layers of laminated, beveled and dichroic glass. The cylinders are 20 inches in diameter and the height of the ceiling. Glass was used to transform light in a manner appropriate for the location and to enhance and celebrate its intrinsic dynamic qualities.

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