For this Piece we used small copper coil to stick to the glass, withe ladder being made of nichrome wire, just to try something that was available in the studio. She had tried steel wire, but did not have the tools to work it as she often worked in softer metals.
The purpose of using nichrome or steel is to use a materials that didn't scale or flake when brought up to annealing temperature. That way I can create the cleanest environment for vacuum. More experimentation and explorations abound! Thank You, Percy | Taming Lightning
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Images from sarahblood.com
Thank You for listening to the Taming Lightning Podcast.
I'd like to thank Sarah Blood for taking time out of her busy schedule to redo our recording, and offering her insight for use of light and material. Also, I'd like to thank Pittsburgh Glass Center for supporting me as a place of research and inspiration, as well as encouraging me to pursue this project, and the Plasma Art Alliance where I have access to the well of knowledge and connects me to some amazing people. If you like to support Taming Lightning, you donate through Ko-Fi.com, where donation can be submitted price of a $3 cup of coffee. Feel free to share, comment, and subscribe. See you next time! Percy Echols II Taming⚡Lightning
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Image: Return to Hieroglyphics by James Akers
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Welcome to Taming Lightning, I'm Percy Echols II. I'm the creator and host of Taming Lightning, as well as the emerging plasma tech at Pittsburgh Glass Center, where I'm researching and developing a space to explore Plasma and Neon Light as an Artist Medium.
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