“Many have asked, but Markow & Norris will not divulge the method for creating their astounding woven glass sculptures, which have the tactility of fabric and extraordinarily brilliant hues. Suffice it to say, each piece requires artistry, patience and precision.”
Robb Report, May 2006
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“Markow & Norris set out to do the seemingly impossible. What followed was a four year journey of pioneering experimentation that redefined both the potential color palette and forms possible with their chosen medium of fused glass.”
Home & Design, Late Spring 2006
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Designed by Markow & Norris, this limited-edition Ocean Wave bowl is made of blue and white strips of hot glass that are woven and shaped over a handmade mold.
Home Décor Buyer, Feb 2006
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A Portuguese art and architecture magazine distributed in Germany, Italy, France, England, Switzerland and worldwide.
Attitude Interior Design, Portugal Dec 2005
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“Every Markow & Norris piece is rare, handmade in the artist’s Virginia studio to be a one of a kind heirloom.”
Design Times, South Africa Dec 2005
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“Using a technique that is part fused glass, part top secret, Markow & Norris create beautiful, labor-intensive pieces that, even up close, look like fabric.”
The Advocate, Nov 22, 2005
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“An admirer of a Markow & Norris woven glass sculpture notices its eye-popping color before the question even registers: how, exactly, does one weave glass?” One doesn’t, in fact. Two do.
Absolute New York, Sept 2005
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“Artists Eric Markow and Thom Norris won’t reveal their glass-weaving technique. One thing we do know is that each limited-edition piece requires more than 100 hours of kiln time.”
Breathe, Sept/Oct 2005
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