Glass.
This signed glass vase by Per B. Sundberg, produced at Orrefors in 2003, reflects the artist’s ongoing exploration of biomorphic form and contemporary Scandinavian glass design. The piece is defined by its sculptural, amorphous silhouette and high-gloss black finish, which absorbs and reflects light, creating a sense of depth and movement. With its fluid, irregular shape, the vase challenges conventional notions of functionality in decorative glassware, positioning itself closer to sculpture than utilitarian object. Sundberg’s minimalist approach — devoid of surface decoration or color contrast — directs attention to the materiality and physical presence of the work. Known for his experimental processes at Orrefors, Sundberg consistently pushed the boundaries of traditional glassmaking, investigating its potential as a conceptual and tactile medium. This vase exemplifies his interest in abstraction, transformation, and the expressive language of form, and stands as a notable example within Swedish studio glass from the early 2000s.
Signed.