They learned their skills over a decade of experience, working for and with the world's best glassblowers. They know how to make anything, over and over again, precisely the way it's supposed to look. It gives them great freedom, but also a particular idea about what the work is. They invoke the vocabulary of vessels, but for sculptural use, not for utility. They leave no fingerprints, and acknowledge gravity only by resistance.
Shapes range from controlled to severe.
Glass is thin. Colors run from strong to brilliant. Janusz Pozniak shows a dozen pieces twice the size of anything else. Aggressively colored with contrasting studs, they are blatantly sexual, and though they jest at male posturing, it's still one man teasing another. This is bravura glass making, accomplishing the more difficult feat of being genuinely funny without satire.