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LIAM FLEMING

Adelaide, SA

Fleming has blown glass since age 16, and the body of work shows it. His *Transitory Forms*—mould blown, cold worked, fused and slumped—sit somewhere between sculpture and vessel, their compressed dimensions (rarely exceeding 600mm) belying considerable presence. The *Congruent* side table, made with furniture maker Jon Goulder, showed in Milan and London. Production Manager at JamFactory since 2015; the practice runs deeper than the title suggests.

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2/85 Sydenham Rd, Norwood SA 5067, Australia
Region
Adelaide
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