"Glass begins as a gather — molten material lifted from the furnace, briefly resisting control from viscosity. In this work, I preserve that moment. 

Each vessel is formed from natural, clear glass using a post-gather process that keeps the action visible. As the form is blown and shaped, a second gather becomes a wandering line crossing the apex of the object. It is not decoration but a record of movement — a line describing the axis of the body.

The line recalls a shoreline, swelling and receding. What appears random is evidence of heat, gravity, and breath organizing the material in real time. The vessel holds not only space, but the memory of its formation.