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Bibi Smit (Son en Breugel, Netherlands, 1965) is a contemporary artist known for creating sculptures that explore the patterns and movement in nature and the fluidity of hot glass. Her works are an ode to the powerful force and calmness found in nature. By being able to control all processes in the glassblowing studio, her work shows an acute attention to detail and technique. Smit’s work has garnered recognition for its ability to evoke emotional responses from viewers while also sparking contemplation about our relationship with the natural world. She lives and works in the Netherlands.
Recent notable exhibitions include "The Treasure Room" at Wilms Gallery in Venlo, Netherlands (2025), "Personal Structures – Beyond Boundaries" at the Venice Art Biennial in Italy (2024), and "Glasspecial" at MPV Gallery in Oisterwijk, Netherlands (2022). Smit's works are part of public collections, including the Mauritshuis Museum in The Hague, the Nationaal Glasmuseum in Leerdam, and the Glasmuseum Lette - Alter Hof Herding in Coesfeld. She has also participated in significant events such as the 60th International Art Biennial in Venice and PAN Amsterdam Art Fair further establishing her presence in the contemporary art scene. |