Studio Demonstration | Jordana Korsen

Watch artist instructor Jordana Korsen demonstrate hot glass blowing techniques for her class at The Studio.
Jordana Korsen:
Jordana Korsen works with hot glass, focusing on functional work with a sculptural touch. As a glassblower, she creates clean forms with a sense of humor. Korsen describes her work as “spontaneous, whimsical, and free,” yet “polished, controlled, and technically sound.”
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[@Mark_L]

So edited out what happened in the shop. Didn’t see change.

[@jeremyf639]

Well Done team!!!!! Cornings Videos are done so well and Jordana crushes it, making it look so easy, having good help was a good example for anyone assisting

[@ansonparker6415]

soooo good = thank you Jordana for talking through the process, really appreciate you sharing your mind along with your hands :)

[@mykalnewlin6]

I have a techie question. Is the way she's making the vessels, Venetian style? Or am I confusing a style with a method? I've watched Bill Gudenrath make Venetian glasses using similar techniques. Just wondering about the difference.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Hi! Venetian style generally references the style of the glassware. For example a "venetian goblet" as far as this specific piece and Jordana's style, I would say while she pulls from Venetian Style influences, she really has crafted her own unique style to the work she creates. Here is a link with more info regarding the Renaissance Venetian-Style Glassworking: renvenetianstyle.cmog.org/ Hope that helps!

[@BaconbuttywithCheese]

Is Jordana available for 1 on 1 training and marriage? Awesome vibe and passion for craft.