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Contrabasso

Elijah Alden Copeland, known as Contrabasso, was a highly creative glass artist and musician. Originally from Las Cruces, New Mexico, he later established his glassblowing career in Eugene, Oregon. He was renowned for pioneering complex sub-genres within the glass community and creating intricate hollow sculptures from single masses of glass. His work, which included marbles and fumicello pieces, left a significant impact on the borosilicate glass art scene. He was also an accomplished upright bass player, performing with various symphonies and bands.

Location: Eugene, OR

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