Racheli Lila

Racheli Lila es una artista de Israel, que estudió arquitectura y se dedicó al diseño de paisajes y decoración de interiores.
En uno de los  jardines que diseñó  utilizo vidrios pintados y esto la llevó a la idea de crear estas pinturas especiales en pequeñas formas, como parte de la joyería.Su amor por la pintura por un lado, y la plata y el vidrio por el otro lado la llevó a encontrar estos diseños únicos y delicados, llenos de colores, son como pequeños jardines.También realiza cuentas de vidrio con un estilo único y las combina con sus trabajos de joyería.

Anna Gautier

Anna Gautier crea joyas de vidrio con la técnica de lampork, logrando una semejanza con la filigrana.Son joyas sutiles inspiradas en motivos florales y en la microbiología.

Independent art practice, designs and creates glass art objects using lampworking and kilnforming techniques. Recently concentrated on producing unique glass jewelry collection while combining filigree and lampworking. These jewelry objects are subtle graceful sculptures, inspired by floral motives and microbiology images. This unique range of earrings, necklaces and pendants also can be perceived as pure objects of art.

Lisbeth C. B. Biger

Lisbeth C. B. Biger,born in Denmark, Lisbeth attended the Medical School of the University of Odense in Denmark, and following her immigration to Israel in 1995, obtained her BFA in Art & Design at the Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem. Lisbeth is the recipient of the Bezalel award for outstanding achievements in studies.

Boris Shpeizman

Boris Shpeizman nació en Leningrado, URSS; terminó la Facultad de Odontología, y en 1988 se trasladó a Israel. Después de 10 años de trabajar como dentista cambió todo por las artes del vidrio soplado.Durante los últimos 6 años ha estudiado diversas técnicas de Soplado de Vidrio en: Israel, EE.UU. y el checo. Actualmente enseña en la Academia Bezalel de Arte y Diseño y trabaja en su estudio TrioVetro en Tel Aviv.
Les dejo el link en donde subió un video.(el vidrio da para todo)

Boris Shpeizman was born and grew up in St. Petersburg (aka Leningrad), USSR. At age of 17 started to learn at MedicalSchool, department of Dentistry. While being a student he became an activist in a movement for human rights and democracy in the USSR. As a result of this activity he was under risk of arrest and used first possible opportunity to immigrate to Israel.
After few “quiet” years of working as a Dentist he started to paint and then sculpture. In 2005 Boris got a BFA from Bezalel Academy of Art, department of Ceramic and Glass Design. Subsequently he closed his Dental Clinic to devote all his energy to Glass Blowing.
During his relatively short carrier as a Glass Artist he was awarded International prestigious scholarships and awards. His works were exhibited in galleries and museums in Israel, US and UK. Currently Boris is working as a Lecturer at Bezalel Academy of Art and in his Glass Studio in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Yasmin Sivan

Yasmin Sivan es una artista israelí que trabaja el vidrio con la técnica lampwork.
Sus piezas son obras de arte!!!

Beth Williams

Con la combinación de vidrio, oro y plata, Beth crea una joyería elegante,contemporánea.Se destaca el arco iris de colores y texturas inherentes a sus varillas de vidrio. Tiene un gran conocimiento del metal, lo cual unido al vidrio crea piezas única, originales y cómodas.



Beth Williams:"My love of glass and color are what drive my work; inspiration comes from my gardens, the ever-changing light on the ocean and the seascapes that surround me. Multi-layered colors paired with 24-karat gold granules and pure silver accents create miniature sculptures of understated elegance that are tactile, beautiful, wearable…"

Nirit Dekel

Nirit Dekel es una artista israelí que encontro la inspiración en una instalación de
Dale Chihuly que se hizo en Jerusalem en el año 2000, ella quedo fascinada con la versatilidad del vidrio. Tomó un curso de lampwork y de ahí en más se dedica a realizar joyería en vidrio,su trabajo se vende en los museos y las galerías de alta gama de ropa en Jerusalén, Tel Aviv, Londres, Los Ángeles y Chicago.



Nirit Dekel:"As long as I remember I was into art. I studied and practiced drawing, painting and jewelry and for years I kept it on a small (yet consistent) fire as a hobby. As I graduate university I was swept into the high-tech wave and had a career in one of the largest high-tech firms in Israel. With time I felt that I'm missing my main love – art & craft. As I saw Chihuly's exhibition at David's tower in Jerusalem's wall as part of the festivities of year 2000 it was like an alarm clock waking me back to life. I was drawn as magnet to the glass material and immediately fell in love with it. I'm fascinated by glass because I find it a manifold material. It's a daily life casual material yet has the ability of becoming delicate, refined and elegant and can be played with in an infinite possibilities. Glass has a sense of vitality. It's a living material evolving all the time that comes from nature and can merge back in to it. Glass beads are like people for me. It's like they have movement inside them. They look awake, moving, bubbling, winking, and restlessly jumping. There is no stability or fixation about them and each one is a bit different and has its own personality. Glass has an honorable part in the history of jewels and art objects and has had a peculiar role in the Mediterranean culture. For me it's a challenge to make my own mark and be a part of this ongoing way of preening."

Sara Hornik

Sara Hornik descubrió el lampwork en noviembre de 2005 de manera casual. Tomo un curso con el talentoso y experimentado Amnon Gil Elbaz en Raphale, Tel Aviv. Quedo fascinado con la magia del mundo del color y forma, la transparencia y la luz, temperatura y gravedad y se enganchó al instante.
Desde entonces dejó su carrera de diseñadora de telas y se dedica a tiempo completo a las cuentas de vidrio.
Da clases y tiene en venta tutoriales en venta en formato e-book.
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