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Arik Krunk

Arik Krunk's first experience with glass was in 1993, which ignited his passion for the medium. He bought his first torch in 1994. Early in his career, he and his family lived and worked out of an RV, traveling the country and homeschooling their children. This allowed him to maintain a shop without interference and experience various communities and festivals. Currently, he owns a home with a studio in his garage in Eugene, Oregon, and is renovating a "Kastle" into a gallery and Airbnb. He values creativity and original artwork, and has been influenced by artists like Bob Snodgrass.

Location: Eugene, OR

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