Artist: Lennart Nissmark
Height: 21 cm
Width: 15 cm
Weight: 4.4 kg
Throughout his long career, Lennart Nissmark has developed a unique style in which he explores the inherent properties of glass - especially its ability to capture light, color and movement. In the work Bubble Reflection, it is precisely the reflections and bubbles inside the glass that take center stage.
The thoughts behind the work
Nissmark describes his fascination like this:
"What I love about glass is the experience of discovering new aspects and properties in this noble material. Especially working with color contrasts and reflections in bubbles floating inside the glass."
In Bubble Reflection he has created a work of art there:
The bubbles symbolize thoughts, memories or moments that hover in a state between reality and dream.
The reflections create movement, depending on the angle of the light and the position of the viewer.
The glass becomes a medium of stillness and change at the same time - a poetic expression of the vicissitudes of life.
Technique and feeling
Nissmark works intuitively, often without ready-made sketches, and lets the response of the glass guide the process. The bubbles in Bubble Reflection are not just decorative - they are deliberately placed to create depth and rhythm in the work.
Who is it for?
Aesthetically conscious individuals looking for a contemporary artwork with depth.
Interior designers and architects who want to elevate a space with a unique eye-catcher.
Companies and public environments that want to signal innovation, craftsmanship and Swedish design tradition.
Bubble Reflection is a work that speaks to both heart and mind - an art glass that arouses curiosity and invites interpretation.
Where does it fit?
In the home:
On a coffee table or sideboard, where it can catch the light from a window or lamp.
In a modern kitchen or dining room, as a contrast to functional surfaces.
In a bedroom or reading corner, where it creates a calm and reflective atmosphere.
In a corporate environment:
In lounges or waiting rooms, where it gives a sense of exclusivity.
In the manager's office or in meeting rooms, as an expression of personal taste.
In galleries, hotels or showrooms, where it reinforces the visual identity of the brand.
Interior design tips
Place near reflective surfaces such as glass or metal to enhance the play between bubbles and light.
Use spot lighting to create shadows and depth.