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Glass is made by combining materials, often silica, soda, and limestone, and firing them at an incredibly high heat. As the molten substance cools, it hardens before its molecules have settled into the regular, repeating patterns characteristic of most solids. This makes glass neither a solid nor a liquid, but its own category of matter called an “amorphous solid”. Susan Maguire’s work plays in this space of transition. Working across mediums of photography, sculpture, projection, and painting, Maguire delights in questioning what you see and sees delight in questioning the potential of material. This exhibition brings together new work specifically designed for the Kruk gallery, alongside ideas that Maguire has been developing over the past decade.