• Lisa folds, paints and engraves her glass pieces
• She celebrates ephemeral forms and landscapes in her sculptures
• Her works are featured in hotels, boutiques and museums across the world

Lisa Cahill shapes fleeting moments into glass in her Canberra workshop, located on the industrial edge of Fyshwick. "I am inspired by natural beauty, sunsets illuminating mountains, rain freckling pavements and even the soft valleys of a crumpled page. I translate these influences into delicate glass sculptures, which I then engrave, paint or fold before and after fire transforms them in my kilns," explains Lisa. Her sculptural works grace the walls of Tiffany & Co. boutiques across Australia and China, the Nobu Hotel in Atlanta and a memorial in Somme in France, which honours Australian servicemen who lost their lives to war. "Each of my sculptures displays their fragility like armours," Lisa says.