Located just outside Washington DC, a discovery of a likely bomb shelter creates opportunity for commentary. The jackhammered opening illustrates concrete’s resistance to change and impermeability even to human voice. A layer of glass doors, modern and transparent in nature, honestly reveals what it covers. The wine is positioned in the chasm between glass and concrete. A free-flowing product of nature it forges relationships and understanding. The time shared leads us away from the static wall to transparency and flexibility; this often begins with the clinking of a glass. Even if the design or shelter is questioned, it fosters intriguing conversation while judging. Perhaps over a glass of wine!
