I've had a love for glass as long as I can remember so naturally I work with it. I've spent over 50 years curating my own style of art glass technique. My pieces are ment to be hung in front of a window so that natural lighting can illuminate brightly through them. Glass is constantly evolving so theres always something new to be learned from it. I enjoy working to curate art glass projects that I haven't seen explored yet. This allows me to bring new ideas and perspectives to the medium.

Mankind has been working with glass for over four thousand years. Inspiration for me can be found almost everywhere. From ancient artisans to modern creations. Inside of churches, architectural designs, or even from mother nature. Inspiration can even be found in the most unlikely of places. One just has to keep their eyes open to it. I also take pleasure knowing that I might be the inspiration for somebody else's work in the generations to come.

My studio, my home, and myself could all use some desperately needed upgrades. Twenty five thousand dollars would allow me to purchase multiple pieces equipment that I have dreamed of using for quite a while. Leaving me enough left over to expand my workspace. I would also purchase more glass materials to work with. Working with glass is an expensive medium. It requires me to be constantly restocking my supplies. Without them I am unable to create my next work of art.