A Source of Inspiration

When I was learning to blow glass in the beginning of my glass career I would always hear from my teachers about the Venetian Glass of Murano. Once I saw it for myself in person I realized what the admiration for Italian glass was all about for so many in the glass world. The style and feel is from another time. A time when I wasn’t alive and technology meant something different than it does today.

I draw inspiration from nature and the seasons and cycles of the moon telling me what time it is. I see rare Venetian glass and i’m always in awe because the glass artists designing that work really exemplify nature. It reminds me why I have a passion for glass art. Here is an Ercole Barovier vase from 1968 entitled, Diamantati - meaning many diamonds.

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Ercole Barovier glass work from 1968 (Diamantati)

This is my recent source of inspiration for new pieces i’m working on.

Zach

Zach Rudolph Blown Glass is an artist working in the studio glass movement style, producing a limited quantity of one-of-A-kind glass. He is known for making vases, bowls, and drinking glasses.  

http://www.zachrudolphblownglass.com
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