Latest Episode: He Built a 22-Inch GLASS Lamborghini by Hand ! | Hoobs Glass | Robertson Stash | Season 6, Episode 11
Guests: Hoobs Glass
Episode Highlights:
How do you build a 22-inch glass Lamborghini from scratch?
I drove out to California and sat down with Hoobs at his studio and talked through the full story. How Molten Art Classic started as Ziggy's five-year anniversary party and evolved over a decade into one of the biggest collaborative glass projects in the scene, how he invented a custom rolling kiln by grinding out the base and building a track so the floor slides out, the 49-pound space station that filled the entire kiln, every car he's built from the Lamborghini to the 65 Impala to the Ghostbusters collab, his breakdown of the artists who defined the pipe scene across two decades, the plan to tour all eight Molten Art pieces through museums as one exhibit, his experience filming the Hulu series "420 on 420" with Jimmy Kimmel's production crew, dichro coating techniques, AR glasses and exoskeletons as the future of the craft, law of attraction philosophy, and real advice for young glass blowers trying to find their voice.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 — Cold open & intro
00:01:05 — The final Molten Art Classic & its origin as Ziggy's anniversary party
00:05:57 — Inventing the custom rolling kiln
00:09:36 — The space station piece: ~49 lbs, filled the entire kiln
00:17:07 — Building the glass Lamborghini: 6-7 weeks solo, frame-first method
00:25:03 — Cars at scale: Lamborghini, 65 Impala, 59 Impala, 57 Bel Air, Ghostbusters collab
00:29:55 — Bringing glass into new cultures: sneakers, cars, crossover audiences
00:33:05 — History of the scene: 2000–2010 era (Depee, Banjo, Marcel, Clinton)
00:34:27 — The 2010–2020 game changers: Elbow, Coyle, Joe Peters 00:39:39 — The next evolution: team projects & museum-scale ambitions 00:46:29 — The touring exhibit plan: 8 pieces, never all displayed at once 00:54:21 — Molten Art Classic documentary short film
01:03:45 — Laguna Canyon art shows & sea life sculptures
01:05:40 — Dichro coating process: what actually works and what doesn't 01:08:27 — The future of glass: market evolution & the golden bull run 01:12:02 — Advice to young glass blowers: find your voice, don't chase hype 01:18:55 — Law of attraction & creative philosophy
01:21:43 — The Hulu show "420 on 420"
01:27:39 — AR glasses, exoskeletons & the technology future
01:38:13 — UFO disclosure, pyramids & wild theories
01:52:19 — Building the scene: public events, new ventures & staying optimistic
01:58:17 — Closing thoughts & outro
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🌐 Website: https://www.hoobsglass.net/
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Host: Matt Robertson - @robertson.glass
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Matt Robertson is a visionary artist who has made a significant mark in the glass art world with his unique matte-finished caricature sculptures, each reflecting pivotal moments from his life. His playful spirit shines through in his whimsical glass animal sculptures, often depicted in humorous scenarios that embody his vibrant personality. Inspired by creatures like giraffes, Robertson is captivated by the challenges of working with glass, a delicate medium that demands intense focus and energy, which he channels into his art. Each piece captures a dynamic energy, freezing it in time and offering a glimpse into his imaginative universe. After discovering his passion for glassblowing at Sheridan College in Ontario, he honed his craft in Eugene, Oregon, before returning to Canada to co-founded the Edy Roy Glass Gallery, a pioneering space that merges high art with functional glass pipes. Now based in Evergreen, Colorado, Robertson continues to evolve as a glass artist while hosting "The Robertson Stash" podcast and showcasing his work in galleries worldwide, all while advocating for contemporary glass art and its vibrant possibilities.

