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My visual
world has always been extremely important to me. Summers spent at a cottage
on a lake ingrained in me a love for light and colour and glass for me
is the medium which comes closest to being able to convey that love. I
was a guitarist long before I built my first glass furnace and I have
come to realize that making mental images of light and colour is also
what I do and did as a musician. Glassblowing has always been technically
quite difficult because the control parameters involve timing the work
between being so hot it loses shape and so cold it cracks. A sense of
time, learned as a young musician, meant that making the transition to
working with molten glass in my late twenties felt natural and continues
to feel like the most complete artistic expression of myself. |
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