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Paula Rylatt

Belinda has been working as an artist for over 50 years. She has worked in 3 D and latterly she has become passionate about cast glass. She is exhibiting in FreshAir in Quennington in 2013

D.Sandersley

I spent over ten years working as a freelance portrait/reportage photographer before studying at Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design where I graduated in Glass and Fine Art and Glass and Architecture.
I undertake private commissions at my workshop in East London and work part time as head designer at Lead & Light Studios.

I have been running own studio for 19 years. While working mainly in stained glass and sandetching, in recent years I have been increasingly interested in kiln working and exploring the use of flat glass as a sculptural medium.Please check out my web site for further information.

Creative Glass Designer. Design Consultancy and Product Design. My experience has very been enhanced by the understanding and harmony between the beauty and skill of hand-crafted objects and the manufacturing process, aiming to produce pieces that are both cutting edge, tactile, refined and sophisticated. I am also currently carrying out a Phd in Glass, which supports my creative studio practice.

Photo Nathalie Hanon

After 4 years studies at Federal Arts and Crafts College in Vevey (Switzerland), and a decorator diploma, I lived for 20 years in various countries in Africa and Asia, teaching art and practising various local art techniques. In 1985, I opened my professional glass studio in Southern France

cast glass ,polished, 20x30x20 cm, inbetween 1

After working as an electronic engineer and a doctor of medicine I started with my glass education. Now since 20 years as a glass artist I prefere casting and working on big architectural objects often combined with steel.

Victoria Scholes

I work with kiln formed glass and mixed media to explore the place where the familiar becomes unfamiliar and the known merges with the unknown. I believe that it is in these spaces that the seeds of transformation are sown and new ways of thinking and being are opened up.

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