London Glassblowing

Founder, Resident Artist

Founder of London Glassblowing, Peter Layton has developed a reputation for his particular flair for colour, form and texture. Highly creative in his eighties, he continues to create new series and methods of making in glass.

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Colour, light and their interactions are continually fascinating to Tim Rawlinson. Working in glass provides endless potential to explore each one.

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One of very few glass artists working in figurative traditions, Elliot Walker's sculpted work challenges our perceptions of what is real and what is created.

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As of 2020, Sophie has been venturing into the world of glass, translating her dynamic prints into the molten form.

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Louis Thompson’s work plays with ideas of illusion and perception. He explores ideas of transparency and solidity of form; internal structures that can exist in both in solid and hollow objects.

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Stripping back form to achieve an exquisite simplicity is Bruce Marks' main focus, simultaneously merging simplicity of form and colour while retaining their definite qualities.

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A hugely skilled maker, Layne Rowe's work combines many steps to achieve a breathtaking finale. Incorporating filigrana and double colour fades, his pieces have exquisite beauty, belying their complex construction.

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Colin is regarded internationally as a pioneer in the field of kiln cast glass, and is widely considered to be one of the most important sculptors working in glass.

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A glass artist working in North London with her roots in Wales. Her work involves a range of glass techniques including fusing and casting with particular reference to landscapes.

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Celia's interest is in familiar objects, how we use and ritualise them, commemorate and collect them.

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Partners in life and in art, Stephen Gillies and Kate Jones have been creating exceptional blown glass together for over 20 years.

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A love of colour sits at the centre of Sarah Wiberley's work. She adapts traditional techniques to suit her expressive style and balances the fluidity of glass forms with her imagery and pattern work.

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Davide’s Seaweed sculptures are a reflection of over 30 years experience in glass making. Lands, cultures, shapes and colours
inspire his work.

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Renowned for his hot-chipped technique used in his elegant and dramatic Clovis series, James Devereux is a highly skilled artist.

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A Collaboration between Louis Thompson and Sophie Thomas.

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Master coldworker Anthony Scala takes pride in the exacting nature of his pieces. Combining crystal clear optical glass in precise geometric shapes, his work is futuristic and highly architectural.

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Resident Artists

Enemark & Thompson share a common interest in the tension between chaos and order, fragility and strength, internal structure and external form.

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Morten explores and pushes the boundaries of the visual expression of glass by subjecting the surfaces of his objects to experimental treatments. This experimentation and technique gives Morten's work an unconventional aesthetic.

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A German-born glass artist, on the cutting edge of contemporary glass, literally. His cut and carved optical pieces have earned him wide acclaim.

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Sally’s glass sculptures present explorations of the intersection between the intangible and the physically apparent, the place where all is potential, expressing the possibilities of experience as the boundaries of the visible and invisible blur.

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Karen Browning demonstrates her mastery of casting in black glass, employing its inky depths to alter perceptions of space.

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A childhood in Wales inspired Ruth Shelley's love of colour. Initially trained in textiles, she now translates that passion for colour into kilnformed glass.

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Mixing form and fragility, Cathryn Shilling's kilnformed pieces imagine fluid fabric in glass. Sometimes incorporated with organic blown forms, her pieces refer to the body and its coverings.

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Smooth organic forms play with the perception and contrasts within the material itself, in Hanne Enemark's work.

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Using the principles of form, colour and light, Bruno’s quest is to achieve a perfect combination of these three fundamental elements within glass.

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World renowned for his poignant cast pieces, David Reekie draws attention to issues arising in society with his masterful work.

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Morag has become well known for her playful and mischievous cast mice using the lost wax casting technique.

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Sila Yucel is a dedicated and talented emerging glass artist. As a young person, immersed in the digital world - her previous career was in graphic design - she has now set herself the task of reimagining those elements that she found so fascinating there, in a new and magical medium.

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Lola Lazaro Hinks' work explores visual perception within culture. She creates sculptures and photograms which explore transparency and opacity through both material and image.

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Heike’s often precariously balanced sculptures aim to physically engage. Her work reflects her attraction to movement and transformation, both in colour and form.

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Joseph Harrington interprets landscapes through exploration of material. Focusing on rugged coastlines, erosion as a spectacle of discovery and generation of form and revealing a sense of the history of a place.

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James Alexander uses glass as a canvas to create abstract sceneries, drawing inspiration from the erosion of the coastal area where he grew up.

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With a strong affinity for form and pattern, Katherine Huskie masterfully manipulates hot glass to express it's tactile qualities.

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Laura McKinley’s fascination for glass as a creative medium stems from its capacity to constantly alter her initial thoughts and expectations. The spontaneity of the hot material demands instant visual judgments that give rise to shifts in her ideas.

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Liam Reeves' sleekly blown pieces belie their complexity, juxtaposing the historic technique 'reticello', with a modern colour palette.

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Nick Mount is one of Australia’s most accomplished and celebrated studio glass artists. He has been at the forefront of innovation and achievement since the early 1970s, now imagining still life traditions in glass.

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Complex volumes, fine edges and points, perfect curves, a hidden point of balance, come together to create a moment of pure expression.

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Inspired by celestial bodies and the natural world, Sabrina Cant's coloured and cast pieces capture an ethereal light.

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A talented duo who share a keen eye for design, their work is defined by the artful marriage of hand carved ceramics and blown glass.

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Nina’s work is an abstract representation inspired from several elements she admires in nature.

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International glass artist and designer who specialises in beautiful bespoke jewellery.

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Jan-Joop's creations are cast in gorgeous colours and then ground and polished to an optical quality and effect.

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Manipulating mass, heat, colour and time Amanda Simmons aims to create complex, elusive work that has intense colour and pattern which reacts to the light it is placed in.

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Alison Lowry employs a range of techniques to create her sculptures, working with cast glass and pate de verre.

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