EXHIBITIONS
2025 London Sculpture Prize, nominees exhibition, Gunnersbury Park Museum, London
2025 Penumbra, supported by Hypha studios, exhibition with 24/7 collective, London
2025 Material Treasures, UCA Farnham Foyer Gallery, Artist in Residence exhibition
2025 Shaping Time, The Stone Space, exhibiting with 24/7 collective, London
2025 Mirage, London Glass Blowing, organised by CGS, London
2025 Echoes of presence, The Chapel at Brompton Cemetery, exhibiting with 24/7 collective, London
2025 Outbound, Galleria Objects, Brick Lane, London
2024 Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy, London
2024 Inbound Carousel, Galleria Objects, Brick Lane, London
2024 Twenty Four/Seven, supported by Hypha studios, exhibiting with 24/7 collective, London
2023 Coalition Across Differences, Craft Central, London
2022 Stanislav Libensky Award, nominees exhibition, Rosenberg Palace, Prague
2022 The Italian Glass Weeks 2022, Glass Artists Hub under 35 years, Palazzo Giustinian Lolin, Venice
2022 Glasshaus +, The Gallery Parndon Mill, Essex
2022 British Glass Biennale 2022, Ruskin Glass Centre, Stourbridge
2022 An Advent of Everything, Beta X, Leicester
2022 Encounter, Royal College of Art, London
2022 Melting Point, Royal College Of Art, Chelsea, London
2021 Bursting In The Neutral Zone, Sugarhouse Studio, London
2019 Oozing Glass, Solo Exhibition, Marvellous Art Gallery, Leicester
2016 New Designers 2016: Part 1, The Business Design Centre, London
2015 Crafted, Trinity House, De Montfort University, Leicester
PUBLICATIONS
2025. V&A Magazine issue 66, 'Ones to watch' section. Highlighted by
Louis Thompson. London.
2024. New Glass Review 44, The Corning Museum of Glass. Commented by Tami Landis. New York.
2022. New Glass Review 42, The Corning Museum of Glass. Commented by Erika Diamond. New York.
2021. Emerging Potters, 23 issue RCA Work in progress. Paul Bailey, ISSUU platform.
2021. In dialogue with history, History of Design and Ceramics & Glass MA students. Royal College of Art, London.
RESIDENCIES
2024 - 2025 University for the Creative Arts. Farnham, UK
2023 Royal Danish Academy. Bornholm, Denmark
EDUCATION
2020 - 2022 MA Ceramics & Glass, Royal College of Art London
2013 - 2016 BA Design Crafts, De Montfort University Leicester
Dovile Grigaliunaite is a visual artist based in London. Born in Lithuania. Dovile moved to the UK in 2012 and undertook a BA in Design Crafts at De Montford University, graduating in 2016. Her most recent education was an MA in Ceramics and Glass at the Royal College of Art in London, graduating in 2022.
Dovile’s sculptures embody the human qualities of fluidity, resistance, and adaptation, reflecting the interplay between boundaries and the individual's ability to transform. At their core, these pieces explore the dissolution of limits, where fluidity becomes the essence shaped by resistance, evolving into a hybrid of the organic and the architectural.
The work draws inspiration from observing people living in close proximity, grappling with feelings of displacement. The objects become sites of intersecting paths, where past experiences and an imagined future coexist, and identities exist in a state of becoming, shaped by proximity and encounter.
Image by Ruth Mae Martin