Norwalk, Connecticut
Meet the Maker: We are glass artists who have dedicated our careers to exploring the expressive and technical possibilities of the medium. With over three decades of combined experience, we work collaboratively across processes including glassblowing, kiln-forming, flameworking, and cold working. Each technique allows us to approach glass as both a sculptural and painterly material—capable of capturing light, color, and texture in ways that evoke movement and transformation. Our practice is deeply inspired by the natural world: shifting skies, geological formations, and the fleeting transitions of light that mark the passage of time. Recent series, such as Faux Embroidery Plants, explore the intersection of fragility and permanence, intimacy and scale, translating everyday motifs into glass to bridge the space between art object and lived environment. Every work we create is one-of-a-kind, the result of an intentional and collaborative process. Together, we aim to craft objects that embody patience, presence, and the enduring beauty of transformation.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Meet the Maker: We are glass artists who have dedicated our careers to exploring the expressive and technical possibilities of the medium. With over three decades of combined experience, we work collaboratively across processes including glassblowing, kiln-forming, flameworking, and cold working. Each technique allows us to approach glass as both a sculptural and painterly material—capable of capturing light, color, and texture in ways that evoke movement and transformation. Our practice is deeply inspired by the natural world: shifting skies, geological formations, and the fleeting transitions of light that mark the passage of time. Recent series, such as Faux Embroidery Plants, explore the intersection of fragility and permanence, intimacy and scale, translating everyday motifs into glass to bridge the space between art object and lived environment. Every work we create is one-of-a-kind, the result of an intentional and collaborative process. Together, we aim to craft objects that embody patience, presence, and the enduring beauty of transformation.
