Blown Away Season 2 Winner Elliot Walker | Guest Artist Demo

For this demonstration, watch Elliot Walker explore new ideas in glass together with members of the Hot Glass Team, as part of his Blown Away Residency at The Corning Museum of Glass.
Elliot first worked with the Corning team to realize his visions in hot glass during work on the set of Blown Away, Season 2, and is teaming up with them once again for this Residency.

[@bobm2331]

One of the best narrations this studio has done. Clear, detailed and nothing extra. Well done folks.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@projectdelta50]

Oh this is gonna be fun to watch, he was my favorite on the show.

[@huisun3987]

Elliott drew my attention ever since his first piece of art in Blown Away 2. A "random British guy", always feels insecured, yet his work always made me wow. Guy is just extraordinary.

[@TripleG69]

Firstly some people can narrate and one of them rare gems is Chris! One of my favourites! Nice art piece!

[@FunfindersX]

So glad to see Elliott I really enjoyed this work on the show Blown away Cheers

[@cathybaldry7822]

Even without the loop this is a museum piece. Very impressive work.

[@Giskard1000]

This was very well narrated and explained. Superb.

[@pattyvargas3382]

Gorgeous piece. Congratulations Elliot!

[@angelaburgess7628]

❤ Exquisite! Congratulations, Elliott.

[@andrewsmith2591]

I've watched only a few of these demonstrations. As well as the great skill on display this was by far the most informative demo that I have seen. Hats off for the great narrative.

[@alanatolstad4824]

So happy to see the final results, which of necessity couldn't be seen during the live telecast. What a guy!

[@MrGreyGames]

Elliot Walker has turned mind imagination into immaculate phantasmagoria

[@emberash1943]

We ❤️ Elliot 💯

[@kathleenposton2334]

Sitting here wondering where on earth you got a set of xrays of my mess of a spine! I don't quite have a loop in it, but I've got plenty of weird kinks and curves. That's a fine piece.

[@dixonqwerty]

INSANE!!!

[@mari-atonjalkanen9920]

elements for bones and glass come from the mineral kingdom. The bone structure can communicate electromagnetically with Earth.

[@maggiem4734]

Amazing

[@kb4951]

This one broke, too? Was it supposed to be all one with the sacrum attached?

[@imsosmart942]

Chris... I think we've all met people like him... He's his own worst enemy!

[@user-gw1br8ih7u]

es una columna vertebral?

[@SantaCruzCowboy]

That is so cool and I flew it👍👍👍👍

[@feather3520]

I have a bad back and think the concept of this work is amazing

[@porscha901]

So nice to see a British Artist

[@KatieKakes23]

😊😊😊

[@an.american]

Reminds me of my twisted backbone.

[@charlieevergreen3514]

I’d love to see a string of LEDs run through as a spinal cord. Lights spaced to sit just inside each vertebra. It would become alive.

[@lawrencestone2596]

Can you fix a fifty year old Is glass

[@KatieKakes23]

Katie Loreti hihihihihihihihihihihihihihihihihi

[@Nowthatsart]

So he essentially just stuck a bunch of pre-made pieces together??…

[@lawrencestone2596]

Can you fix a fifty year old piece of glass

[@PVTHOS]

scoliosis at its finest

[@KristoferMayer-gr3ds]

Apple

[@JoniTickledPink]

We already saw this

[@SteffaniBFyne]

Use a 😅flamethrower

[@tjtrucker1976]

Never cared for his work