Jonah James Figueroa - Daley

Born in Glendale, California and raised in Marin County, California, Jonah Figueroa-Daley is an artist working in glass, sculpture, and installation. His practice evaluates the body, synthetic environments and their perceptions hold, support, and fail one another. Drawing from personal experience with clinical environments related to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, he treats material as a site of negotiation. Their material selections explore fragility, resilience, and the poetics of maintenance; or lack thereof. They completed their BFA in Sculpture and dimensional studies at Alfred University (2022) and received their MFA in Glass at The University of Wisconsin-Madison (2025). Figueroa-Daley has exhibited their work nationally as well as have had their work featured and published in the Corning Museum of Glass' yearly 100 projects (New Glass Review 44) , and awarded funds from a number of organizations ranging from each of their respective alma maters to funds from The Glass Art Society to attend their international conference in Detroit (2023) and in Arlington (2025).



Dislocal Lamina (single cell)

$300.00


   

Dislocal Lamina (single cell)

$300.00


  

Dislocal Lamina (single cell)

$300.00


 

Dislocal Lamina (single cell)

$300.00