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Who Is Ben Young´s Stunning Glass Sculpture?
Stunning Glass Sculptures by Ben Young Capture Ocean's Beauty

Self-taught artist Ben Young has been making beautiful sculptures from glass for over 10 years. Living in Sydney, Australia, Ben Young creates sculptures of ocean waves and watery landscapes by layering multiple sheets of hand cut glass. Although the extreme precision and detail of his sculptures may lead you to assume that he uses high-tech machinery to build his pieces, Young's works are hand drawn and handcrafted, layer on layer!

Here are some of the works of this popular glass sculptor. You can find more on his Website and Facebook page.
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