Can you walk us through a typical day in your studio?

So we get in here at about 8 o'clock in the morning. We set everything up. We turn all of the furnaces on. We have one furnace that runs 365 days of the year. So once we get everything up to about 1,100 degrees centigrade, we start blowing glass. um some days I'll go to the gym, some days I'll play tennis. So in the afternoon I kind of chill and in the morning we just work really hard making stuff.

Polo Ralph Lauren has always blurred the line between classic and modern. Do you see a similar balance in your own work?

Yeah, well one of the things that I really love about polo is that you can take a piece from like 1987 or 1992 and match it with something that's made in 2025. So it's really versatile in the sense that it's cohesive and it's coherent, so everything sort of matches together. So what I try and do with my own work is a similar principle where I'll work off the old principles, bring in old lines and merge them with new lines, but try and keep everything cohesive and coherent, kind of like what Polo has done.

Does your personal style influence the way you create art?

I'm really really into colours and patterns. So my style that I wear with polo is a lot of patterns and a lot of colour and they kind of traverse along each other's lines so yeah really does.

If you had to describe your style in three words what would they be?

Bold, unique and dope.