Armed with a quiet demeanour and a creative mind, Bel interprets art with logic. He sees art as the magical process in which different materials come together to form an unbelievable piece of art. Drawing inspiration from his surroundings, Bel's works incorporates elements of nature with spirituality.

Inspired by the beauty of nature and the intricate details of everyday surroundings, Florence Ng sought to immortalise her creative visions within the fragile yet fluid medium of glass. What started as a hobby, at a time when glass art was relatively unknown in Singapore, soon became an all-consuming passion, one that took her to the US in the early 90's in search of mentors that would enable her to hone her craft to perfection. A pioneer of glass art in Singapore for over twenty years, Florence has created unique and stunning works of art for various renowned private and commercial projects at home and overseas. With a mission to bring glass art to a wider audience, in 1993 Florence organised the first national art glass exhibition in Singapore titled Passage of Evolution, bringing local and international glass artists together to overwhelming acclaim. She continues to promote her art and the art of others, hoping to inspire a new generation with the beauty and myriad possibilities of glass.

Hailing from Australia, Peter found his love for glass art through a journey filled with twists. He initially chose painting as his vocation, and moved to New York for four years to pursue the craft. While there, Peter took a part-time job at a glass studio, and found his interest in glass art. Upon returning to Australia, Peter sought out a master to study under. Today, Peter is an established glass artist in his own right, coaxing forth his visions from the material's unique properties. Peter likens glass to people, accepting and celebrating flawed glass as pieces just as beautiful as any other.

Tan Sock Fong is more than just an artist in name. she has the credentials to prove it. Armed with a bachelor degree in Art and Design, her works have been exhibited in Britain and Singapore. She held her first solo exhibition, the unveiling of the hidden in 2005, and was commissioned to curate the Bombay Sapphire Blue Room Exhibition at the Singapore Design Festival in 2007.

Inspired to take up the art after chancing upon a demonstration of stained glass art, Woo Meng Fye enrolled in an glass art course over 20 years ago, and never looked back. Today he specialises in moulding and shaping multi-coloured pieces of glass to form exquisite sculptures and centrepieces that inspire, fusing his appreciation for the beauty and fragility of glass, and his passion for creative design into each unique work of art.

Dominic Fondé is a professional glass artist who has been working with blown and engraved glass art for over ten years. He has many of his artworks in public and private collections in the United Kingdom and Europe. His public commissions notably include series of engraved art glass windows at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.