Bringing together simple geometric forms with colourfully complex interiors 🫧
How does perception change what we think we’re seeing?
Tim’s Electric Parallax explores the idea of perceived displacement. Particularly how an object shifts as the viewer’s position changes.
In doing so, it asks what is real, and how much of that reality can truly be trusted.
For more information on Tim Rawlinson’s work DM us to enquire.
Filmed at @devereuxhuskie studio by @fezant.creative
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From fire to shimmer✨
How do you make glass feel like water in motion?
Here, Cymba is polished in the hotshop after undergoing battuto, an ancient technique of carving the glass surface facet by facet, breaking the surface so light can shimmer and shift with the viewer.
Colour appears to float within the form, creating depth and quiet movement, like looking into rippling water. See how the surface transforms from fire to finished form.
For more information on Tim Rawlinson’s Cymba, DM us to inquire.
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Introducing Nightscape🌌
One of three new series by Tim Rawlinson, created especially for our Spring Open House.
Inspired by imagery from Hubble telescope images, Nightscape captures the wonders of deep space like never seen before. Vast clouds of colour, light, and movement suspended in darkness.
Our Spring Open House ends this weekend! We’re open Saturday 10am - 5pm & Sunday 11am - 5pm
🌸Spring Open House
🗓️ 10 - 26 April
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I am honored to be included in the 54th year of Glass54 at Habatat Galleries, one of the most important and anticipated exhibitions in the contemporary glass art world.
Having my work included in this year’s presentation means a great deal to me. Glass54 brings together an extraordinary group of artists, important collectors, and a level of excitement and attention that makes this exhibition feel truly exceptional.
My work will be featured as part of this year’s show, and I am excited to share this presentation with you. If you would like to follow along, I encourage you to visit Habatat.com often, as new works are being added daily.
I hope you will stay tuned and take time to experience Glass54!
To view my work and learn more visit:
Photography @sylvaindeleuphotographer@habatatgalleries_glassart
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Aus der laufenden Ausstellung: „Neuerwerbungen 2025“
KĂĽnstler: Tim Rawlinson
„Sculpting Light“
Mit Lydia Greve
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Cymba, Latin for boat, takes its name from the moment light finds water.
Not the surface itself, but what happens to it. The shimmer. The shift. The way a reflection never quite holds still.
Tim achieves this through the ancient technique of battuto, a technique of cutting directly into the glass, facet by facet, until the surface fractures light the way water does. The colours beneath appear suspended, as if seen through a slow ripple.
Move around it, and the glass moves with you.
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Brand new work from Tim Rawlinson is now on display in Gather at London Glassblowing, following Collect.
You may have seen Tim’s striking new pieces at this year’s Collect - and we continue the celebration with Gather, where his latest works stand boldly within the exhibition.
Featuring newly cut and polished surfaces, alongside fresh techniques, colours and forms, this body of work reveals Tim’s practice in a compelling new light.
Gather: 6 - 29 March
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Tim Rawlinson at work in the Devereux & Huskie’s studio, creating new pieces for Collect.
A glass artist based at London Glassblowing, Tim studied Architecture before finding his calling in glass at Buckinghamshire New University. Since graduating in 2011, he’s become known internationally for work that questions how we perceive objects - their form shifting depending on viewpoint, light, and the observer’s position.
Each piece begins at the furnace before moving to the cold studio, where Tim cuts and polishes the glass over weeks. The process is meticulous: hot-working sets the foundation, cold-working reveals what lies within.
His work asks: what is the real thing? What can be trusted as truth? In glass that bends and refracts light, the answer keeps changing.
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