Isabella Condorelli is an Italian-American glass artist born in Monza, Italy. Raised between New York and northern Italy, her experience moving between countries and cultures has shaped an ongoing interest in home and belonging while also influencing the way she observes landscapes, light, and natural forms.
Working primarily with hot glass from the furnace, Condorelli creates solid sculptures inspired by the natural world. Drawn to the fluidity of molten glass and its unique ability to interact with light, she explores movement, form, and the relationship between maker and material. Guided by the flow of water, cloud formations, and other natural phenomena that evoke wonder, her work invites viewers to slow down and appreciate the quiet beauty found in everyday moments.
Condorelli earned an Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts and Humanities from Dutchess Community College before receiving her BFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. She is currently an MFA candidate in Glass at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
