Glass House Arts, founded by MJ Brovold and Colin Jemmott, creates large-scale, interactive, and playful public art. Our work blends geometry, engineering, and imaginativeness to craft installations that invite exploration and foster connection.

Over the past decade, our art practice has evolved into a collaborative hub. Our workshop in Escondido is both a fabrication space and also a gathering point for artists, engineers, and community members of all backgrounds. We specialize in bringing together people who might not consider themselves artists and giving them the tools, confidence, and support to create something extraordinary. From experienced welders to first-time creators, everyone contributes to the process, expanding their skills while deepening community bonds.

Our art isn't just about the finished pieces; it’s about the connections made along the way. Whether we’re debating construction techniques, hosting collaborative workdays, or building a 30-foot geometric structure, we aim to create art that both inspires and involves.

Our mission is to expand skills, share knowledge, and bring people together through the creation of large-scale public art. We believe art is a collaborative act that strengthens community and shows anyone they can be an artist.