Compassion

"Compassion" is more than just a coffee table book— it's an invitation to delve into an enchanting world of contemporary glass art created by Trish Joy Duggan. This stunning compilation features Duggan's "Compassion" series and a selection of "lavender" art pieces that exude an enchanting blend of creativity, serenity, and sheer beauty. Each piece, vividly captured by Adam Bodnar, conveys a spectrum of emotions aimed at nurturing the reader's inner peace, happiness, and an understanding of love through the lens of compassion. This book is not merely an exhibition of remarkable glass art, but an exploration of the power and depth of compassion. As you flip through these pages, you will find yourself returning to them, drawn in by the uplifting and comforting emotions they inspire.

Trish Joy Duggan is an esteemed American artist, a driven entrepreneur, a fervent human rights advocate, and a dedicated philanthropist. Much of her life's work has been devoted to enhancing the lives of people around the world. Duggan's artistry, evident in the thousands of pieces she has created, has been instrumental in molding the contemporary glass art movement. Her love for art goes beyond creating; she also takes joy in collecting works from talented artists worldwide. Duggan's crowning achievement is the Imagine Museum in St. Petersburg, FL, which she founded to celebrate the mesmerizing medium of glass art. Through the museum, she aspires to uplift, inspire, and educate the culture, one glass art piece at a time. With a lifelong commitment to art, empathy, and global improvement, Duggan continues to pioneer change through her work and passion.

Adam Bodnar, citizen of the Universe, published, award-winning Photographer & Creative Animal based in Largo, Great Tampa Bay Area, Florida, United States, North America, planet Earth ( third from the Sun on a Milky Way Galaxy ) recently poisoned with the ultimate beauty of contemporary glass creations. He created this book for you, so you too could experience the beauty in it's most 'transparent' form possible ;)