This limited edition archival print draws the viewer into an undulating field charged with emotion, imagination,  and tension. Beneath the neo-classical arches of a towering Silo, a crystalline pool of aquamarine glass shimmers – evoking a fractured metaphor and a sublime scene fortified by castle-thick walls. The once-invisible glass ceiling is shattered and silo-ed: separated, revealed, and laid bare.

The juxtaposition of title and image shifts the gaze from an invisible obstacle that once loomed overhead to the now palpable sum of its parts. In this paradox of light and darkness, structure and collapse, an internal operating system is both grounded and exposed. Echoing the arches of an ancient Roman Forum, Glass Ceiling creates space for reflection and discourse, a site of sensory beauty, quiet meditation, and memory. At once a monument and a rupture, it holds the past while opening a foundation for futures under construction.