720 GLASSWORKS LLC
SAINT AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA

Established on January 6, 2014, in Saint Augustine, Florida, 720 GLASSWORKS LLC is a distinguished studio renowned for its innovative glasswork. Incorporated under the Florida company number L14000002620 and registered as FLAL with FEI Number 46-4456412, this enterprise is led by creative directors James R. Stanford and Andrea C. Stanford. Initially commissioned in December 2009, they created six pathogen sculptures—depicting Cholera, HIV, Bubonic Plague, Smallpox, Influenza, and Entamoeba Histolytica—for the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum of Natural History. These works were featured in The David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins, which opened on March 17th, 2010, to commemorate its centennial anniversary. Rooted in distinct artistic interests since the late '90s, Andrea was inspired by the retro and funky styles prevalent in club culture. Her passion for glass art blossomed after taking a flameworked bead-making class, equipping her with the skills necessary for creating unique custom work. Her creative journey expanded into an edgy jewelry line called The Cammarata Collection, which emphasizes organic elements observed in nature. In December 2011, at an art festival, Andrea's expertise intersected with James Stanford, a master of blown glass sculptures. Their collaboration culminated in Andrea assisting—and eventually partnering—with James after mastering his techniques, leading to the formation of 720 GLASSWORKS LLC. The pair continue innovating within their field, showcasing their combined artistry at www.720glassworks.com. Registered with a mailing address at 1173 Winterhawk Dr., Saint Augustine, FL, 32086, United States, the company remains committed to producing groundbreaking glass art and is poised for its annual reporting as of April 25, 2024.