The existing interior of the optics shop ‘Glasses on' called for the tone of the utmost sensitivity when bringing materiality to the space. Navigational objects – trademark references – are arranged next to the objects of the optics shop – glasses. The objective is to inform, and exist but not overshadow. The uniting material is chosen – glass. Old glass is revived for a new story. Dusty ingots of glass are found in the Department of Site-Specific Art of Vilnius Academy of Arts. Massive white and colorful glass elements, once a part of various interiors of cafes and hotels operating in the Soviet era (in the stained-glass windows, decorative partition walls, and reliefs) are manually broken, polished, and settled in the shelves of the optics shop. When the glass splits, every ingot naturally demonstrates its individual dynamic form, and a trademark is matched accordingly. The character of glass material is to reflect and be transparent. Here it is transformed into clearly visible and heavy objects, which at the same time subtly convey the information. The references of trademarks blend in the environment and gain a sense of belonging.
