Helen Brough is a London-based artist, creating sculptural glass lighting and reverse glass paintings that fuse traditional technique with contemporary abstraction. She also produces oil on aluminium paintings and pastel on paper drawings as working studies for the larger artworks. Working from Cockpit Bloomsbury, her practice explores light, reflection, and chromatic movement through layered processes that emphasize glass as both image and object. A QEST Scholar with the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust and a grant recipient from Arts Council England, Brough holds an MA in Sculpture and was awarded the Prix de Rome. Her works, including those from the Chromatic Drift series, investigate shifting color, translucency, and perception. Balancing function and fine art, her pieces position glass as a medium of atmosphere and transformation, uniting craftsmanship, design, and visual poetry. Her artworks are in private and coorpoarte collections and museums in London, New York, Zurich, Sydney, LA, and Dubai.
