We had a chance to visit multiple exhibitions and fairs in London in March. Let’s wrap up all the art events to this post for some inspiration and keeping you in the loop of what’s on.

As creatives, inspiration may come from research, visual references and using visual tools. We would like to share some of the best open source visual libraries to entice curiosity. Let's dive in to our favourite resources

We would like to thank Emily Chambers from UNREAL for featuring our studio for this month's article.

We are proud to be on the Homo Faber Guide. Homo Faber is a platform by the Michelangelo Foundation, based in Geneva, Switzerland.

This week we were invited by the Türkiye Pavilion for the pre-opening of the 60th Venice Art Biennale. This year's international art exhibition is curated by Adriano Pedrosa, with the title 'Foreigners Everywhere - Stranieri Ovunque.' The selection of artists and artworks mostly focus on issues with racism, discrimination, immigration, indigenous and folk art, queer identity.

We moved into our new studio space in the same building in March 2024. The new studio is also a ground level showroom to give us move flexibility to host events and pop up exhibitions.

We have Mehves Lelic as our guest this week for the interview series. Mehves is an Istanbul-born artist, curator and educator based on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. In her work she ponders modernity and heritage, belonging, and the resulting relationship with the environment. She is an Assistant Professor of Art and Art History and the Director of Mosely Gallery at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. She holds an MFA from Bard College and a BA from the University of Chicago.

The Lattimo or milk Glass technique is a traditional glassblowing method that originated in Murano, similarly to Filigrana. It was widely used in the 16th century but fell into disuse over time. Thanks to major factories such as Barovier & Toso, Venini & C. and MVM Cappellini & C It was reintroduced in the 20s.

Our new guest for the interview series is Marianna Dixon Williams. They are an artist based in the United States who builds handmade electronic objects and develops installations that question themes of identity, environmental change, and the ability of this world to be simulated, emulated, and measured digitally.

Handmade glassware often demands a bit more care due to its unique and delicate characteristics. Here are some simple and everyday tips to keep in mind.

Our artwork was included in an article on Financial Times Weekend, House & Home, page 8. @financialtimes @ft_houseandhome

Solid Floor has been supplying and installing bespoke timber flooring for over twenty-five years. Acclaimed in equal measure for the variety and distinctiveness of its floors, Solid Floor is frequently specified by many of the UK’s leading architects and designers.

This stunning installation by Studio Sahil, aptly named ""Verrier"", will be a permanent feature in the Hart Shoreditch hotel's lobby entrance. The delicate glass spheres will be suspended from an iron structure and lit from the base, casting mesmerising ripple shadows that complement the wrought iron spiral staircase and pay homage to the silk weavers and Huguenots that settled in Spitalfields in the 17th Century.

We are proud to participate to the Italian Glass Weeks in Venice, one of the most prestigious glass exhibitions in Europe among talented artists.

In September 18 -25, 2022, we had a chance to participate to the twentieth anniversary of London Design Festival as part of the Shoreditch Design Triangle.

Studio Sahil turns 4 years old : Open Studio Event

Studio Sahil featured on Vogue Turkey March 2022