Meet Liam Reeves

Liam Reeves, a distinguished glass artist since 1998, blends historical techniques with contemporary innovation. After honing his skills in the UK glass industry, he completed a Masters at the Royal College of Art, where he now serves as the hot-glass technician. His work, internationally collected and exhibited, has garnered numerous accolades, including the RCA Charlotte Fraser Award and Best of the Best at Art in Action. 

Liam’s genius lies in his audacious fusion of two-millennia-old techniques with cutting-edge digital concepts, creating a new language in glass artistry. His work investigates intersections of material, pattern, colour and form, by harnessing the glassblowing process to manifest digitally-derived geometries, like the Golden Ratio's spiral forms found throughout nature.

Bridging the natural and virtual worlds, Liam examines the transforming concept of craftsmanship, where digital skill sets parallel material craft. Through his pieces, he prompts viewers to reconsider how advancing technologies are reshaping our interactions with and perception of objects and environments.