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Inclusions by Thaddeus Wolfe

While visiting The Museum of American Glass in southern New Jersey*, glass artist Thaddeus Wolfe noted a technique of incorporating colored glass into clear molten glass, used to create floral patterns.

Inspired by this technique, Wolfe presents his latest series of free-blown glass vases called Inclusions. Instead of creating flowers, Wolfe creates an abstract form with a simple palette that appears to be suspended. This latest series is available at Matter.

Editor’s note: I had no idea this museum was near me but I will have to go and check it out. Yet another reason why New Jersey is awesome.

Jaime Derringer is the founder of Design Milk and a writer with a passion for modern design, art, and creativity. Originally from New Jersey and now based in Southern California, she enjoys discovering unique jewelry, running, reading, making music, and drawing.