Join us as up to five of the top glass blowers assemble at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma, Washington to create I AM WATER, a human-sized water drop made solely from glass. Scheduled in the museum’s signature 90-foot cone Hot Shop Amphitheater, watch as the artists manipulate the non-toxic, natural material into a first-of-its-kind, large-scale, free-blown, glass sculpture that mimics the aerodynamic shape of a water drop.

Conceived by water activist and designer Tanja Andrejasic Wechsler, I AM WATER is a bold move to raise awareness of water by displaying the purity of its form and calling for the consideration and respect of water and its powerful life-giving force. The sculpture represents water speaking and asking to be clean so it can support Life as it’s meant to be, restore nature’s original blueprint and be available for all. Considering the devastating damages to water and the search for better solutions that protect our environment, this incredibly unique sculpture will set the stage for an innovative approach to the water crisis that uses public space and product design to educate the public, inspire a new mindset and practices, and build a better human relationship with water.

Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the creation of this spectacular art piece and exquisite organic design.

To register to attend the workshop, visit www.museumofglass.org, call 253.284.4750 or emailinfo@museumofglass.org. Standard admission fees to the museum apply.