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I see the medium of glass as so much more than an artistic outlet or a functional material. I see glass as a subtle and silent teacher—demonstrating the power of being fluid and yet solid to the touch, stable yet malleable under the right conditions, transparent and yet mysterious to the untrained eye and hand, and the power of what can be co-created within relationship. The pieces I make belong not to me, but rather to the process. I am not a master, rather, I too am a medium. #metaphorsforlife #glass #glassfusing #reclaimedandrecycled #art #processoverproduct

While I am exhausted, though happy, from the 16 hours of social-interaction, and I neglected my homework for grad school this weekend, I had a wonderful experience working Clark County’s Recycled Arts Festival, again! I’ve been working it for nine years now and it continues to be one of my favorites. #RAF #recycledartsfestival2019

RAF Day 2 #recycledartsfestival

Live @ RAF #recycledartsfestival

The Clark County Recycled Arts Festival starts tomorrow morning. It is a free, all-ages event with music, food & an astounding and inspiring array of recycled artists and artisans. #recycledartsfestival #recycledglass #reclaimreuserecycle

Fusing more glass in preparation for the Clark County Recycled Arts Festival June 29 & 30. #kilnshot #glassfusing #dearzelda #recycledglassvases #process

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Transformations Glassworks

I am a Reclaimed-Glass Artisan based in Portland, Oregon. I work solely with reclaimed flat-glass, including window glass, picture-frame and aquarium glass. My work is an effort to create objects of beauty and utility while diverting useful glass from the landfills. View all posts by Transformations Glassworks