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Zach Jorgenson

Zach Jorgenson started shaping glass at a torch in 1999. The following year he was hired at a glass studio to do furnace and cold work. He taught glassblowing classes at the Sonoron Glass School starting in 2001. In 2005, he focused full-time on murrine and marbles. He often collaborates with his wife, Chelsea Bent, creating highly detailed glass images (murrine) for use in their marbles and sculptures. He also makes unique knives, cleavers, axes, and other implements.

Location: McMinnville, OR, United States

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