Small bubbles—delicate traces of trapped air guided into a descending spiral—reflect and magnify upon the mirrored interior of the ovoid blown glass. Created at the Tacoma Museum of Glass during an intensive residency, the mirrored inner-surface is a rare entry among her oeuvre that hybridized ideas developed alongside her brother Alessandro Diaz de Santillana as the pair explored ideas of layering and refraction. The torrent of bubbles frozen within the exterior layer grows in volume as the mirrored reflection shifts in the light, creating inanimate movement.