Wang Qin, born in 1978 in Jingdezhen, teaches at the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts. He is one of the most representative contemporary glass artists in China. His works have been collected by many museums and art institutions around the world: Tacoma Museum of Glass , Corning Museum of Glass, China National Arts& Crafts Museum, China Art Museum, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung Foundation, Victoria and Albert Museum, Shanghai Museum of Glass, China Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo, National Museum of Scotland, etc.

I respect glass as a material, and don't want to control it. I try to talk to the glass and

understand it; merge with it to achieve an utterly harmonious connection between my heart and the material.

Material：Glass, Graphite, Iron

variable size

The process of glass melting resembles that of alchemy, with its highly fluid medium transforming in the flames through calcination, fusion, solidification, sublimation, oxidation, separation, and combination. The creator's imagination, creativity, spiritual thoughts, and craftsmanship skills blend seamlessly, gradually revealing the hidden brilliance and profound mystery of the world. Through the metamorphosis of form and the deep alignment of spirit, the artist ultimately forges a pure sense of self.