Ampolina Project

Glass Art · Literature

Dylan Brams

Programmer, Glassblower, Writer.

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Short fiction now,
two books coming.

Standalone short stories, an academic history project, and a hard sci-fi serial. The books are pre-release; subscribe on either book's page to be notified at launch.

Short Stories Cooperation, Equality, Stake, Peace and Progress · coming soon Specimens with Counsel · coming soon
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Two decades of blown glass,
composited into prints.

Limited-edition archival prints from the Ampolina Project, plus exhibition photos of vessels, goblets, and platters from years in the studio.

Print Shop — Ampolina Series Gallery
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Studio

Dylan Brams is a programmer, glassblower, and writer.

His Ampolina Project merges decorative art history with modern computer programming: hand-blown vessels photographed and composited through a proprietary algorithm into images impossible to see with the naked eye. The work was selected for the Corning Museum of Glass's New Glass Now exhibition.

Alongside his glass practice, Brams writes — an academic examination of history, a hard science fiction serial about first contact with a very bureaucratic alien race, and short stories that don't fit either.