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Anton Bodor

Anton Bodor began his journey in lampworking in 2004 in Las Cruces, NM, inspired by artists like John Kobuki, Mike Gong, and Kevin O’Grady. He initially focused on creating marbles and spheres, developing techniques such as fume vortexes, dot stacks, and optical maelstroms. After a period of hiatus following the loss of his mentor Daniel Trilli in 2007, Bodor resumed his work in 2021 in the Denver area, continuing to evolve his distinctive glass art.

Location: Denver, CO

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