A large glass sculpture fills the skylight over a round banquet hall. The glass is lit from above by a soft ambient light which permeates the room, acting as an alternative chandelier. The piece has an organic feel to it, evoking movement.
Large sheets of clear glass tubes are set into a geometric track in the ceiling. The glass travels down towards the viewer and bends into more organic shapes. The glass has a fabric quality to it, as if it is being blown around in the wind. Light shi
Glass tubes form a large box that hangs down from a skylight, and provide a partition between the dining room and living room. The glass has an internal structure that gives the impression of feathers slowly falling. The piece is lit from above and b

I build sculptures that “talk” to buildings; that bring a sense of character or focus to a space by developing a conversation with its key elements, scales, and rhythms.

- Nikolas Weinstein

  • Installations

    Nikolas Weinstein has collaborated with Frank Gehry, Kengo Kuma, Foster + Partners, and other prominent designers on installations across Europe, North America, and Asia. The installations range in scale from the world's largest glass sculpture on record, towering eight stories, to residential artworks for private clients. View all installations.

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