Emergent
Formed through intense heat and controlled collapse, Emergent occupies the threshold between destruction and creation. The vessel carries the memory of molten force within a stabilized body, holding tension between volatility and restraint. Rather than representing fire, the work embodies its consequence—matter reorganized through pressure, balance, and transformation.
Ascent
Formed through controlled heat and gravity, Ascent is shaped by downward motion within a controlled yet unpredictable environment while the glass remains fluid. The vessel’s elongated profile records this movement, drawing the material vertically before it settles into form. Gravity, air, and temperature guide the final structure, translating forces associated with water, wind, and sky into a
Verdure
Developed through cycles of heating and cooling, Verdure emerges from a process that moves between liquid and solid. The vessel’s form suggests organic increase—growth shaped by limits—where expansion is guided, contained, and finally set. Variations in thickness and surface reflect the work’s passage through temperature, translating the rhythms of plant life and renewal into glass.
Before the Melt
Formed through cycles of heating and cooling, Before the Melt draws on conditions of extreme cold where accumulation and compression preserve form over time. The vessel’s blue and white structure recalls ice shaped by pressure rather than motion, holding variations that suggest stratification and depth. The process stabilizes what would otherwise remain transient, rendering glacial stillness i