SYLVIA TERI
TRANSPARENCY: Plexiglas Resin Fiberglass
Layers of acetate sheets, plastic wrapping paper, saran wrap, applied to a wood panel. Each sheet is modified with colors or calligraphic elements. The"packet" is then fixed to a wood panel. No set number of pages completes the image.
Layers of acetate sheets, plastic wrapping paper, saran wrap, applied to a wood panel. Each sheet is modified with colors or calligraphic elements. The"packet" is then fixed to a wood panel. There no set number of pages completes the image.
Special paints for glass and gold leaf on plexiglas panel mounted on wood.
Layers of acetate sheets, plastic wrapping paper, saran wrap, applied to a wood panel. Each sheet is modified with colors or calligraphic elements. The"packet" is then fixed to a wood panel. No set number of pages completes the image.
 Three plexiglas panels hung in front of the wall-to-wall mirror in a dance studio. The panels, used as scenery for a performance, cast suggestive shadows on the walls as well as reflecting the images. The painted figures danced with the performers. |  The panels served as scenery for a ballet performance at the show's opening. |
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 Since plexiglas is a non-absorbent material, I used printing inks and transparent paints for glass because of their fast drying properties. I had less than a month to finish these three panels. |  The panels propped against chairs to control the images in transparency. |
 The 3 panels are now hanging in Hotel Fontermosa, 4 star hotel in the beautiful beach area of Tuscany, Italy. They are used as sliding panels to divide the lounge area and the dining room. (See the link) |  The 3 panels are now hanging in Hotel Fontermosa, 4 star hotel in the beautiful beach area of Tuscany, Italy. They are used as sliding panels to divide the lounge area and the dining room. (See the link) |