Biography

Robin has been drawn to art her whole life, first through two-dimensional practices then sculpture. She was drawn to glass because of its beauty, difficulty, and versatility. By reflecting on her own life she is able to create a narrative within the piece that creates a profound dialogue between complex compositions. She works towards a consistent dialogue and connections to the past and future, welcoming reflection as she creates glass objects.

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Artist Statement

I draw inspiration from the future, from the things that are important to me, and the things I want to remember. My work is informed by the subconscious self that resides in all of us, the part of you that never changes. I’d like to believe that we have the power to make today better than yesterday, to focus not on adversity, but what we will achieve in the future. Holding on to the part of you who sees a brighter tomorrow, your child-like perception of the world, informs the narrative of the representational compositions of my work. I believe imagination to be the instrument of hope, and I explore the relationship between the conscious self and unconscious self to find meaning in my own life. My pieces are a celebration of hope and our inner self, something that is ever present in the world and unchanging.

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Grants & Awards 

2025 - Diane Taylor Award - Women's Art Club of Cincinnati

2025 - Best of Show - Women's Art Club of Cincinnati

2025 - First Place in 3-D Art - Women's Art Club of Cincinnati

2021 - Glass Axis Summer Intensive Scholarship recipient 

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Teaching and Work Studies

2025 - Teacher Assistant for Jennifer Caldwell at Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, NY

2019 - 2025 - Head flameworking instructor at Neusole Glassworks, Cincinnati, OH

2018 - Glass Casting Teacher at the BARN, Bainbridge Island, WA


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