Alison Stott is a glass and light artist exploring relationships between maker, material, light and viewer. Her work attends to what unfolds between elements, embracing indeterminacy in molten glass and caustics to allow emergence. Each viewer’s encounter forms part of the work, where meaning shifts and reforms through experience. After over 20 years in visual effects, she completed an MA in Glass in 2025. She was shortlisted for the ArtEvol Prize in 2025 and was a John Ruskin Prize 2026 finalist. Her installation Entangling with Light explores co-creation through a rotating glass form, where light, reflection and viewer presence generate shifting caustic patterns and entanglement.