ANNE GOYER

“Sky Bubble” reproduces the infinite blue of the sky (Rayleigh scattering) in a non-colored transparent material and brings us face to face, in an intimate way, with the immateriality of the atmosphere.

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It is an object which invites the visible and the invisible and attempts to provoke in us a sensory relationship with the universe around us, an encounter with “the sensitive”. It is a space which bridges together macrocosmic and microcosmic scales as the infinity of the sky is received in a material microstructure made of nanoparticles. In between these scales, there is also ours : the scale of human presence, interiority, and the gestures which crafted it.