Studio: Glass

Influenced by both pop culture and venetian style glassblowing; Yanick’s practice combines technical precision with modern themes of pop culture to make work with a distinct style and presence.

Combining glassblowing with natural occurring, locally sourced materials, Chiara’s body of work inspires conversation about life, climate and consumerism.

Influenced by a diverse background in mixed media and performance; Coley examines the boundaries of material exploration and a process driven practice informed by concepts of play and identity.

Eleni Papkov’s work explores concepts of self through rhythm, gesture, tension and space.

Within her work, Caelan Nowicki continues to further her practice by combining her two preferred mediums – glass and textiles – through pattern, texture and colour.

Anthony Toomey believes that the Venetian style of glass-making requires excellence in every aspect of the process and strives to adhere to that principle in everything he creates.

Charlie Larouche-Potvin sees the making of Venetian cups as a way to engage in conversation with glass.

Bram Locknick’s background in philosophy informs curious instincts, helping to develop conceptual work and translating concepts into glass.

Sydni Weatherson’s current work captures the fluidity of the glass during the making process, exploring colour, texture and movement frozen in time.