Glass faces "Some Jerks I Know from the Internet" by Jillian Mayer. Mayer Objects is a limited-edition design line by artist and filmmaker Jillian Mayer. Produced in small runs and studio-crafted from ceramics, glass, and metal, the collection translates Mayer’s sculptural practice into functional, collectible objects designed for everyday spaces. Mayer’s large-scale sculptures, public artworks, and films have been exhibited at museums and festivals worldwide. In parallel with this work, she has spent years in the studio experimenting with ceramics, glass, and metal, developing forms through repeated prototyping, material testing, and hands-on fabrication. Mayer Objects emerged as an extension of this process: a collection of limited-edition objects that sit between sculpture and design. Each piece is produced in small runs, shaped by craft, and informed by Mayer’s sculptural language, prioritizing form, material presence, and longevity over trend. Slight variations in finish, surface, or form are inherent to the process and reflect the hand-made nature of each piece. These nuances are considered part of the work, reinforcing its status as a collectible object rather than a mass-produced product. The project is driven by the idea that well-considered objects can be both collectible and approachable, designed to inhabit everyday spaces while retaining the rigor and intention of fine art.
