Pilchuck Kitchen (above) and Printshop (below)
Beyond grateful to have had the privilege to serve as a teaching assistant to Professor Charles Cohan at the one and only Pilchuck Glass School, for a vitreography course during Session 3.
I was welcomed by an energetic group of students that were eager to learn. I found out that time works a little (very) differently at Pilchuck, it stops and speeds up at the same time. The students made so much work in just two weeks, and the two weeks flew right by us. It was truly an awarding experience and I feel grateful to have had the opportunity to challenge myself in such a supportive and inspiring environment like Pilchuck!
Thank you Pilchuck for a great session!
Studio reorganized and relabeled (draw downs and tap outs) !! Now i’m ready for the session to begin.
Some vitreograph plates and prints I made during Session 3