I am Ernest Vitin, a glass artist with a passion for transforming spaces through the ethereal beauty of monumental layered glass sculptures. With over a decade of career in monumental glass art, I have mastered the technique of sheet glass stacking, aka layered glass and established my own style. The delicate yet resilient sculpture embodies a harmonious balance between fragility and enduring strength. My expertise lies in creating large-size bespoke, handcrafted glass sculptures that enhance interior and exterior spaces and evoke a sense of wonder and awe. From time to time, I do work with smaller, table-size pieces, too. It is an exciting exercise and, in a sense - a challenge to step away from monumentality and zoom in on more minor details.

My artistic process begins with a mind-flow analysis, reflection, and documentation of sketches on the chosen topic. I design each layer of glass, accounting for the specific angles and curves that will capture and reflect light most effectively. The layering process is a meticulous dance where precision meets intuition, resulting in sculptures that are not just art objects but immersive experiences.

Ernest Vitin (Ernests Vītiņš, 1984) is a glass artist specialising in monumental sheet glass stacking, aka layered glass technique. Ernest is working exclusively with layered glass sculptures. He has in-depth knowledge gained over more than a decade of experience in the field. His innovative and professional approach offers his artwork the highest quality and endurance. He has won a national award in visual arts, "Kilogram of Culture 2019", and created the largest sculptural ensemble of glass art in the Baltics - "In Nature" (2015), located in the foyer of the Nature House of the Academic Center of the University of Latvia. Ernest mainly works on monumental public and private space glass art commissions for indoor and landscape but also finds time to participate in group shows and curate his own exhibitions.