Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
Neo Vidro: Glass, Light, and Unrepeatable Lines
A Fukuoka glass engraver’s portfolio of works inspired by nature and wildlife, made by cutting lines into glass with a diamond-point tool.
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- The artist says diamond-point lines cannot be erased and can disappear or reappear as the viewing angle changes.
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The artist describes marking a sketch on the glass with an oil-based marker, checking its shadows, and engraving with a diamond point and rotary tool. The resulting lines are permanent, though their visibility shifts with the light. The site also lists exhibitions, awards, and magazine features, including entries dated from 2024 through 2026; a Japanese-language form accepts inquiries about works, exhibitions, and coverage.
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