David J. Benyosef
Born in 1986 and raised in the vibrant Lower East Side of New York City, David J. Benyosef is a contemporary glass artist whose work blends traditional techniques with modern innovation. His passion for blown glass began during his studies at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, New Hampshire, where he earned his bachelor's degree. It was there that David discovered his deep connection to the medium.

Drawing inspiration from the intricate and timeless designs of Venetian glass, David's work reflects the elegance, complexity, and craftsmanship that defines this iconic tradition. His studies at renowned institutions such as The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass, Pilchuck Glass School, and The Haystack Mountain School of Crafts allowed him to further refine his skills under the guidance of world-class glass artists. In addition to his studies, David has taught at The Corning Museum of Glass and UrbanGlass, while also participating in residencies at Pilchuck Glass School and Salem State University.

Now based in Boston, David continues to create a unique line of glass pieces, blending his influences with his own artistic vision. In addition to his studio work, he serves as an instructor at the NOCA Glass School and works as a gaffer, collaborating with local glassblowers. Through his artistic practice and teaching, David remains committed to preserving the rich traditions of glass artistry while pushing the boundaries of contemporary design.