Aaron Duccini, owner, artist began his glass making career working with borosilicate glass lampworking in 1998, and has developed his skills through patient repetition and a respect for glass. He has taken lampworking classes from Roger Parramore, Sue Ellen Fowler, George O'Grady, and David Willis. In 2002 he took place in Sonja Blomdahl's class at the Pilchuck Glass School, which sparked his interest in furnace glass. He has since participated in classes from Masters Fritz Dreisbach, Frantisek Janak, Rik Allen, and Shelly Muzylowski, Jimmy Alderegg, and Micke Johannson. Aaron has merged his knowledge and skills of his lampworking techniques for use with furnace hot glass skills in creating original works in both blown and sculpted hot glass.
Graphic Artist/ Web Designer
1995 - present
Borosilicate Lampworker
1998 - present
Hot Glass Artist
2002 - present
Intro to Hot Shop with Sonja Blomdahl
2002 - present
Small Vessel class with Sue Ellen Fowler -Borosilicater
2004
Beginning Bead class with Craig Milliron - Moretti
2006
Marble Class with George O’Grady - Moretti/Borosilicatet
2006
Hot Bits & Cold Bits with Fritz Dreisbach & Frantisek Janak
2009
Glass Blowing & Sculpting with Rik Allen & Shelly Muzylowski Allen
2009
Fundamentals of Lampworking with Roger Parramore
2009
Glass Blowing & Sculpting with Rik Allen & Shelly Muzylowski Allen
2009
Fundamentals of Lampworking with Roger Parramore
2009
Graal and cane techniques with Jimmy Anderegg
2019
Graal and Ariel Swedish techniques with Micke Johansson
2022
EXPERIENCE
Graphic Artist/ Web Designer
SIMI Consulting
AD Glass & Design
1995 - 1997
1995-present
Instructed and demonstrated various individual Borosilicate lampworking classes
1998 -present
Instructed 2 week fundamental Borosilicate Dichroic application class
Shop setup, and safety; maintenance;equipment training and classes in Southern Bangkok, Thailand
2006
Assisted and collaborated with Rick Allen and Shelly Muzylowski
2009
Assisted Ross Richmond, Pilchuck Gaffer
2008
Learned and maintained Hot shop equipment and re-charged the Casting Shop furnace at Pilchuck Glass School during 3rd intersession
2009
Corning Award Nominee -
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