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In the back room of the studio Elias Guerrero shares with John Gregory in the Dallas Design District, a seemingly hopeless pile of chipped pink glass, wire, and ill-fitting parts occupies a few square feet of shelf - the kind of rubble one might find buried in a grandparent's attic. That pile is about a week away from illuminating someone's foyer or dining room, a week away from being an antique Venetian chandelier once again. This is what Guerrero does : he turns parts into wholes - he turns hopelessness into light.