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Plasma Drift captures a moment of movement without a clear destination.
Created using layered epoxy resin, this sculpture shifts between light and dark, dense and open. Pockets of color feel suspended in motion. Blues, whites, and flashes of orange stretch across the surface like energy spreading out. Some areas feel heavy.
Others feel like they’re about to lift off.


It might remind you of space. A distant galaxy. A field of plasma. Or maybe it brings up something more grounded. A transition. A turning point. That in-between place where change is happening, but you’re not sure where it’s headed yet.
There’s no right answer. The piece doesn’t define what it is. It offers a feeling and lets you fill in the rest.
This work is part of Martin Eichinger’s ongoing series exploring movement, transformation, and the unknown through contemporary sculpture and space-inspired resin art.
View Plasma Drift at Art at The Geode gallery in Portland, OR or online in the shop.