We are pleased to introduce the work of Glenn Dane, presented through a special collection that brings material, process, and restraint into quiet alignment. Working with birch, beech, oak, maple, larch, and other locally and sustainably sourced woods, Dane approaches each piece as a collaboration with the material itself, embracing grain, fracture, and irregularity as essential rather than incidental.

Cracks are carefully stitched, surfaces fluted and bound, and forms shaped through an intuitive balance of control and allowance. Natural pigments and dyes, chalks, and sooty blacks settle into the wood alongside deep reds, silvers, and earthen browns, creating surfaces that feel both graphic and elemental. Across sculptural warped discs, bowls, vessels, and cups, the work carries a quiet authority, rooted in making, attentive to origin, and rich with presence.