Glass is a practice I return to weekly, a material that grounds me. I have been working with glass for the past two years, exploring a range of techniques through four studio-based classes. My training includes kilnforming, flameworking with borosilicate, moldmaking in plaster and silica, coldworking, and intermediate glassblowing. I’m comfortable with frit, powders, and color application, and have experience making basic goblets and functional forms. I also work with slumping, drop-out molds, full and tack fusing, decals, stained glass with enamels and silver stain, and soldering techniques.
Lamp of Flying Horses; Kilnformed and stained glass. Brooklyn, NY (2024)
Wall piece and Tiles; Decals, drawings, bullseyeglass scraps, kilnformed and wall mounted. Brooklyn, NY (2023)
Sundial Precise Joinery; flameworked borosilicate, water-saw cut for glass joinery. *No adhesives used for any of the pieces. Brooklyn, NY (2023)
Tray; Drawings with stain and frit powder. Soldered with copper Brooklyn, NY (2024)
Humming-bird and Glassblower tabletop; Hand cut and sanded bullseyeglass scraps, tack fused. Brooklyn, NY (2024)Glassblowing