George William Bell

Over the past two decades, George William Bell has pushed the boundaries of glass through innovation, craftsmanship, and material exploration. His work exists at the intersection of fine art, craft, and design, embracing a paradox where artistic intent and material autonomy coexist. By investigating self-generative aesthetics, Bell challenges conventional approaches to glass, creating works that embody both technical mastery and expressive form.

Bell’s work envisions the future of the handmade object, blurring boundaries and questioning ingrained traditions. He has exhibited internationally, including New Glass Now at the Corning Museum of Glass, the European Award for Applied Arts, and Glass is Tomorrow in Stockholm, Milan, and London. Recognized with awards from Danske Kunsthåndværkere & Designere, Ung Svensk Form, and the Stanislav Libenský Award, Bell continues to explore glass as a medium for transformation, sustainability, and innovation.