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Banjo

Banjo (Samson) began flameworking in 1999 and is widely regarded as one of the founders of the functional glass community. Known for interdimensional biomechanical deities and pop culture sculptures crafted from 1,000+ individually sculpted borosilicate glass components. He had his first solo exhibition, "Sacramental Vessels," in 2016 at Gregorio Escalante Gallery in Los Angeles and is considered a godfather of the functional glass movement.

Location: Eugene, OR

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