Stuckenberg Studios · Fire · Glass · Curiosity
Contemporary art marbles and Mini Micro Marbles, made by Will at the torch.
Stuckenberg StudiosFor thirteen years, Will Stuckenberg has used glass and fire to explore the worlds that fascinate him: distant galaxies, coral reefs and the patterns hidden in a twist of color. Self-taught, with further study under artists including John Kobuki, he developed his own techniques and a body of work collected around the globe. This is where those pieces begin—one pair of hands, one torch and a continuing curiosity about what glass can do.
Inside the practice
Explore finished glass, see the work taking shape and find the Mini Micro Marbles available to collect.
Collect
Each tiny marble is mixed, layered, hand-twisted and rounded individually in the flame.
Explore the club →Watch
Photographs from Will’s workbench show glass rods, tools and detailed pieces taking shape in the flame.
Go behind the torch →Browse
Contemporary marbles, Micro Marbles and sculpture, with photographs to explore each piece.
Enter the gallery →What happens here
A look at Will’s studio, from working glass in the flame to the finished marbles on the table.
Glass science
Studio broadcast
Living archive
Live process