Robert Burch’s relationship to creativity began with Legos. He was then drawn to skateboarding, which led to photography and thus the artistic influences bouncing around that industry. He was captivated by the excitement of glass work and began apprenticing in a factory setting around age 16. Robert attended Pilchuck Glass School shortly before making the jump to the mecca of glass working, Seattle, Washington. It was there that he had the honor of working with the renowned American artist Martin Blank. In the span of five years, he absorbed many aspects of the art making process, including metal fabrication, cold working and shipping. Subsequently, he collaborated on the color design team for Chihuly Inc. He continues to make and exhibit his work at a high level, but as the years roll by, he has searched for other mediums of expression. He built a tiny house, retrofitted several motorcycles, worked as a LED Tech, built a coffee shop in a gondola and the list goes on. Needing to articulate his ideas more clearly with the help of design, typography, video and technology, in 2019, he enrolled at School of Visual Arts as a Design Major, which helped his creative voice greatly. The rest is simply folklore.