Sasha is an artist, art educator, youth advocate and community builder.
Her sculpture is inspired from nature’s pollinators, using color, form, and texture to produce and present species, capturing their timeless beauty and relevance on earth. Her work is a combination of blown, hot sculpted, kiln formed, flame worked and cold carved glass techniques. She combines a variety of color and surface applications such as cane, murrine, powder, engraving and garage work. Process is important, with each piece often beginning in the hot shop or kiln, cold worked and engraved, and then returned to the fire to add other elements. Sasha is originally from Western Massachusetts and received her BFA and Art Education degree from Alfred University in 2008.
She presently lives in Seattle, WA where she has a studio she shares with her partner, Mikey (www.michaelcozzaglass.com), raises her two fierce and beautiful daughters, and works at Hilltop Artists in Residence (Tacoma) as the Arts Connect Program Manager.
Her sculpture is inspired from nature’s pollinators, using color, form, and texture to produce and present species, capturing their timeless beauty and relevance on earth. Her work is a combination of blown, hot sculpted, kiln formed, flame worked and cold carved glass techniques. She combines a variety of color and surface applications such as cane, murrine, powder, engraving and garage work. Process is important, with each piece often beginning in the hot shop or kiln, cold worked and engraved, and then returned to the fire to add other elements. Sasha is originally from Western Massachusetts and received her BFA and Art Education degree from Alfred University in 2008.
She presently lives in Seattle, WA where she has a studio she shares with her partner, Mikey (www.michaelcozzaglass.com), raises her two fierce and beautiful daughters, and works at Hilltop Artists in Residence (Tacoma) as the Arts Connect Program Manager.