Glass
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Matthew Buechner
“I have always liked hard physical activity and one summer
I got a chance to work for a glassblower. I really enjoyed it because
it was creative but also physical, like a sport. Glassblowing is art,
craft and sport all rolled into one. Even now, 20 years later, I still
get a thrill out of making a really nice piece of glass...." |
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John Elias
“Elias Studios is a hot glass studio located in the coastal
village of Westport, Massachusetts. John and Jennie Elias, a husband
and wife team, have worked together since 1991 to create a line of
colorful, blown glass ornaments, vases and jewelry. Their specialty
is unique color combinations. John uses his many years of glassblowing
experience to create excitement in each piece... |
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Daniel Read
“Exploring the color and refraction of light is what inspires
me. My relationship with living on the water supports my journey...." |
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John Volpacchio
“When asked to describe my work in glass, I use such terms
as: whimsical, functional, sculptural, colorful, sensual, intricate
and thought provoking. I am always eager to discuss the creative process
as it provides me with an opportunity to offer an insider’s
view into both the required mechanical skills and the thought processes
that go on while making an art form...." |
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Jan Wilcox
“I love to sit simply in my studio, be present and allow the
glass to seemingly arrange itself. Upon removing the fused pieces
from the kiln, I am always intrigued and delighted by the magical
transformation that occurs when raw glass melts into unique, brillian
and explosively luminous universes of color and light." |
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