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Coyle Condensor

Daniel S. Coyle, known as Coyle Condensor, began his glassblowing journey in 2003. He pursued formal education in scientific glassblowing at Salem Community College, graduating in 2006. After working as a laboratory glassblower for five years, he transitioned to creating artistic glass pipes. Coyle is recognized for his whimsical, toy-inspired aesthetic, often featuring menacing monkeys, peeled bananas, and bad-tempered bears. His work has been exhibited globally and featured in various publications, including Vice, Huffington Post, and NY Times.

Location: Western Massachusetts

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