Light, shaped into motion.
Kiln-fired. Sun-activated.
A suspended composition of light and movement. This one-of-a-kind dichroic glass mobile transforms direct sunlight into shifting color and layered reflection. As light passes through each element, it creates a dynamic interplay of tones—each piece catching and refracting light differently to produce a constantly evolving display.
Multiple suspended glass forms move subtly with air and changing light, creating a slow, continuous shift in composition throughout the day. The result is both structured and fluid—like a study in balance and motion.
A minimal brass and copper framework holds the piece together, with fine chain allowing each element to hang independently and respond to its environment.
Hang in a sunny window, studio, or open space and let it change with the light.
Each piece is handmade and unique; while future versions will follow a similar composition, no two will ever be exactly the same.
A suspended composition of shifting color and soft movement.
A suspended rainbow chandelier of light and reflection.
This handcrafted dichroic glass piece transforms direct sunlight into shifting color and layered prisms. As light passes through each element, it casts vivid reflections that move across surrounding surfaces, changing throughout the day.
A central faceted crystal intensifies the effect, scattering light into a second field of movement and depth while the vertical cascade allows light to pass through multiple layers at once—producing both bold color and subtle tonal blends.
Dichroic glass, originally developed for optical applications, shifts with light and angle rather than holding a fixed color and will not fade over time.
Each element is hand-cut, finished, and assembled into a balanced composition. Every piece is handmade and unique; while future versions follow a similar structure, no two are identical.
Ready to hang. Includes ceiling hook and chain. Custom chain length available upon request; otherwise, ships with an 18” chain.
3 3/8” × 8” — sculptural
6” × 10” — focal
8” × 12” — statement
Suspended from an antique brass chandelier ring with brass hardware and crystal prism.
Ready to hang. Customizable chain length available upon request; otherwise ships with a standard 18” drop.
A layered light sculpture casting vivid, fractured reflections.
A vertical composition of light and reflection.
Designed to hang in a sunlit window, this piece transforms direct light into shifting color and movement throughout the day.
Best in direct sunlight for full prismatic effect.
— Size: 4.5” main glass drop ·24” hanging length
— Hand-cut, kiln-fired dichroic glass + crystal prism
— Ready to hang · no assembly required
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This one-of-a-kind dichroic glass piece refracts light through a suspended pyramid crystal, casting soft prismatic fragments alongside a larger, fluid blue reflection that moves and reshapes itself as the light changes.
A minimal pyramid frame holds the central prism, adding structure and contrast to the composition. Above, saturated pink and blue glass elements intensify the color play, while the lower form produces a softer, more atmospheric glow.
The result is both structured and fluid—precise in form, but constantly evolving in light.
Hang in a sunny window, studio, or open space and let it shift with the day.
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Ships in 3–5 business days · Carefully packaged for safe delivery
A single statement transforming direct sunlight into spectrum.
kiln-fired dichroic glass
Each piece is made from dichroic glass—an optical material that interacts with light rather than simply displaying color.
When sunlight passes through it, the glass reflects and transmits different wavelengths at once, creating shifting color, layered reflections, and movement across your space.
The effect changes throughout the day depending on light, angle, and environment.
Engineered for light.
I’m Jordan Sheridan, an installation artist working with light, material, and movement.
My work began at a larger scale—building immersive environments that shift and change with the viewer. These pieces bring that same idea into a more intimate form.
I work with dichroic glass because it allows light itself to become the medium—constantly changing depending on time, angle, and environment.
Each piece is made by hand in my studio.
Built for light.
Designed for space.
Each piece responds to its environment—shifting with light, time of day, and placement.
No two experiences are the same.
