 “His art is about the visceral and the gestural,” wrote Studio Glass connoisseur Dan Klein.“The forms are inspired by internal organs, intestines, breast, stomachs, brains; their colorful, mottled, crumpled, broken shapes and expression of turbulence and restlessness.” Lipofsky is well known for having devoted his career in glass to endless variations on the turbulent, broken bubble form.His work, in short, is about glassblowing and the ways in which a blown glass sphere can be opened, shaped and distorted.