As an artist, sharing my creative process and inviting @schweizer_illustrierte to explore my process and workshop was an incredibly meaningful experience. Being featured in a publication from my home country felt like a heartfelt acknowledgment of my work and roots. For those who couldn’t catch the magazine feature, I’ve added a link in my story to the article.@schweizer_illustrierte @ringier_ag @manu_in_the_moment @florianpaulkoenig @noa.contemporary #SimonBerger #SimonBergerArt #GlassArt | Sim

Working on the floor, bent over my glass canvas and immersed in the image unfolding, I always look forward to the moment of raising the vitreous painting to catch a first glimpse of it. This first ‘true’ encounter often feels like stepping into a world where art comes to life through movement. As I approach the painting from different angles, each shift of the glass unveils a new dimension, a different perspective of the result - such as in the case of mighty god Zeus. With the shapes and forms

As a glass artist, I work with form, matter and light to lend shape to the unexpected. One of my favorite pieces uses multiple glass panes to create a cube where cracks in each pane seem insignificant alone but unexpectedly come together to reveal a hidden image within the whole. These carefully edged cracks symbolize the fragmented moments of life, which only make sense once viewed as part of a larger picture. The cube thus represents my quest for beauty along with the power of imperfection, sh

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