The Glass Slide Chandelier is a pure expression of Alison Berger's interest in creating new forms from found objects. She has been collecting glass slides (an early precursor to the film slide commonly in use today) for more than 20 years – with their ephemeral, ghostlike images, the slides tell a visual history of a collective past. The architectural structure of the chandelier – rendered in bronze – frames these images of the past: industrial, agricultural and architectural scenes from the first half of the 20th century, like a photographic light box.

The Glass Slide Chandelier is a pure expression of Alison Berger's interest in creating new forms from found objects. She has been collecting glass slides (an early precursor to the film slide commonly in use today) for more than 20 years – with their ephemeral, ghostlike images, the slides tell a visual history of a collective past. The architectural structure of the chandelier – rendered in bronze – frames these images of the past: industrial, agricultural and architectural scenes from the first half of the 20th century, like a photographic light box.

The Glass Slide Chandelier is a pure expression of Alison Berger's interest in creating new forms from found objects. She has been collecting glass slides (an early precursor to the film slide commonly in use today) for more than 20 years – with their ephemeral, ghostlike images, the slides tell a visual history of a collective past. The architectural structure of the chandelier – rendered in bronze – frames these images of the past: industrial, agricultural and architectural scenes from the first half of the 20th century, like a photographic light box.

The Glass Slide Chandelier is a pure expression of Alison Berger's interest in creating new forms from found objects. She has been collecting glass slides (an early precursor to the film slide commonly in use today) for more than 20 years – with their ephemeral, ghostlike images, the slides tell a visual history of a collective past. The architectural structure of the chandelier – rendered in bronze – frames these images of the past: industrial, agricultural and architectural scenes from the first half of the 20th century, like a photographic light box.

The Glass Slide Chandelier is a pure expression of Alison Berger's interest in creating new forms from found objects. She has been collecting glass slides (an early precursor to the film slide commonly in use today) for more than 20 years – with their ephemeral, ghostlike images, the slides tell a visual history of a collective past. The architectural structure of the chandelier – rendered in bronze – frames these images of the past: industrial, agricultural and architectural scenes from the first half of the 20th century, like a photographic light box.