The art of shaping molten glass into desired forms using air pressure and tools, essential for creating glass installations.

Artworks created for public spaces, meant to engage communities and enhance shared environments.

A large-scale artwork designed to transform a space, often incorporating multiple materials and techniques.

The process of involving community members in the creation and appreciation of art, ensuring relevance and resonance.

An initial model or version of an installation, used to test concepts and gather feedback before final production.

Individuals or groups with an interest in a project, including community members, government officials, and artists.

The practical aspects of an installation, ensuring it serves a specific purpose beyond aesthetics.

The visual appeal of an artwork, encompassing design elements that attract and engage viewers.

Working together with stakeholders to create a cohesive public art project that meets community needs.

The process of estimating costs for materials, labor, and other expenses involved in creating an installation.

A detailed plan outlining the vision, materials, and execution strategy for an art installation.

The creation of digital representations of an installation, allowing for visualization and refinement of designs.

The practice of incorporating input from stakeholders into the design and execution of a project.

Identifying potential challenges in a project and developing strategies to mitigate them.

Evaluating the resilience of materials and designs to ensure longevity in public installations.

Understanding the cultural background of a community to create relevant and meaningful art.

A process of repeated refinement of a design based on feedback and testing, enhancing its effectiveness.

Using imagery and design to convey narratives and themes within an art installation.

Strategies for addressing and resolving disagreements among stakeholders during a project.

Statistical data about a community's population, helping artists tailor projects to specific audiences.

Planning and overseeing all aspects of an art project, ensuring timely and successful completion.

The process of transitioning from a prototype to a full-sized installation, addressing logistical challenges.

Individuals who analyze and evaluate artworks, often influencing public perception and appreciation.

Officials involved in community planning and public art initiatives, key stakeholders in installation projects.

Choosing appropriate materials for an installation, balancing aesthetics, functionality, and durability.

An assessment of the practicality and viability of a proposed installation project.