Chihuly’s glasswork creates high drama in the garden.
Credit to Ann Wilkerson for sharing her photos of Chihuly’s exhibition in Dallas 2012. She had high praise and delight for this world class show.
From Houzz: “Chihuly in the Garden”
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That looks similar to a glass exhibit at the Norfolk Botanical Gardens a few years ago. My sister and I made it our quest to find all 30-some pieces scattered around the garden. Sometimes, the only way to spot them was for the sunlight to glint off the glass. They were so realistic that they blended right in with the plants.