Artist Angela Glajcar works with fragile materials-torn strips of paper, delicate glass fabrics, and plastic-which she layers and curves to create sculptural forms that, with the help of incident light, develop into bodies that seem to glow from within. The sculptor made a name for herself on the basis of her tiered paper sculptures: "terforations". The term comes from a combination of foramen (hole) and terra incognita (unknown or unexplored territory). The catalogue raisonné, which includes more than 1,600 objects, reliefs, and spatial installations, gives a comprehensive account of the trajectories involved in the development of artistic works that are often temporary and site specific. Angela