DESCRIPTION
Ingrid Račková and David Suchopárek are a prominent artistic duo in contemporary Czech glass art, working under IRDS Studio, founded in 2001. Educated at the University of Applied Arts in Prague, Ingrid Račková trained at the Glass Studio of Professor Vladimír Kopecký, while David Suchopárek studied at the Glass in Architecture Studio of Professor Marian Karel. Their practice is defined by a rigorous commitment to geometry, precision, and conceptual coherence, elevating glass into a medium of architectural and intellectual expression.
Their sculptures, executed in optical glass, are characterized by disciplined, often pyramidal forms in which light becomes an active structural element. Through controlled geometry and meticulous craftsmanship, their works explore the transformation and concentration of thought—ideas shaped, redirected, and intensified within the material itself. Positioned between analytical abstraction and poetic presence, their practice occupies a distinctive place within collectible contemporary glass art.
Composed of nine sections of angular arms converging from three directions towards a central triangular pyramid, the sculpture reveals a sophisticated harmony of form and structure. Its gradually changing proportions are unified by a captivating alexandrite hue, creating remarkable luminosity through intricate reflections and refractions of light.
The transparent geometry invites the viewer to look deep into the sculpture, revealing an ever-changing interplay of colour, depth and perspective. Designed to be displayed either upright or on its side, Spiral Pyramid offers multiple visual experiences, transforming with its orientation and surrounding light.
DETAILS
Materials & finishes
Cut and cold bonded glass
Artist
IRDS - Račková & Suchopárek, Czech Republic, signed and certified
Special requests
Price Available Upon Request
Dimensions
45 x 50 x 48 cm
