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Matt Eskuche

Matt Eskuche is a glass artist known for his trash glass series, where he meticulously replicates discarded objects like soda cans, water bottles, and coffee cups in glass. His work delves into themes of overconsumption and wastefulness, challenging perceptions of art and value. Eskuche began flameworking in 1998 and has exhibited at Habatat Galleries Chicago and Sandra Ainsley Gallery, with pieces held in the collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Museum of Arts and Design.

Location: Pittsburgh, PA

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