Part of the Saguaro Glass series of works, each of these unique pieces is hand-made through a studio-specific process that uses loose wooden slat molds and sculpting to create each form. Rafi carves and manipulates the wood molds to achieve different forms and textures. Driven by woodworking techniques, the molds are milled, carved, and textured, and set on loose webbing that allows for chaos and difference. Though each piece is unique, each mold can be re-used, changing each time. The molds burn and gain texture; they decay and change. This allows for chance, gesture, and experimentation. This series of 30 has been commissioned by Caymus-Suisun.