There's a new sculpture on campus, outside the new extension to the Optical Sciences building. It consists of four hefty chunks -- the size of small boulders -- of what the label describes as 'Unannealed pyrex, part of a pour by the Corning factory, 1935.' This lunchtime I went over to have a look. The chunks are lovely objects, their surfaces whorled and knapped with conchoid fractures, their depths pale greenish-gold and bewildered with reflections.
Here's a closeup, a nicely abstract glass mountain.
The whole thing is
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