My relationship to creativity began with Legos. I was drawn to skateboarding, which led to photography and thus the artistic influences bouncing around that industry. I was captivated by the excitement of glass work and began apprenticing in a factory setting around age 16. I attended Pilchuck Glass School shortly before making the jump to the mecca of glass working: Seattle, Washington. It was there that I had the honor of working with the renown American artist Martin Blank. In the span of five years, I absorbed many aspects of the art making process, including shipping, metal fabrication, and cold working. Subsequently, the team collaborated on color design team for Chihuly Inc.

I continue to make and exhibit my work at a high level but as the years roll by, I still search for other mediums of expression. I built a tiny house, retrofitted several motorcycles, worked as a LED Tech, built a coffee shop in a gondola and the list goes on. I needed to articulate my ideas more clearly with the help of design, typography, video and technology. In 2019, I enrolled at School of Visual Arts as a Design Major. Since, it has helped my creative voice greatly. The rest is simply folklore.

See Robert’s website here: Robert G. Burch (robertburchllc.com)