A refined sculptural use of glass in which functionality and art object come together. The transparent, mouth-blown bottle has a distinctly organic form: from its narrow neck, the glass gradually opens out into a broad, rounded base.
The perfume inside the bottle adds a sensory dimension to the work. Liquid, glass and wooden presentation form a carefully composed whole in which scent, form and material reinforce one another. The transparent glass and warm wood create a subtle contrast between fragility and mass.
Bergmans explores how an everyday functional object can shift into the realm of sculpture. By shaping the glass through mouth-blowing, the form remains closely connected to the making process. Small irregularities and subtle distortions give the object a lively presence and make the hand of the maker tangible.