Liv Cabergs is a visual artist based in Liège, Belgium, graduate of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Liège.
Her practice spans sculpture and fiber art, with a particular focus on the expressive possibilities of glass — from traditional stained glass and grisaille to contemporary techniques such as slumping, fusing, sand casting, and pâte de verre.
Liv's work explores materiality, fragility, and transformation. Whether weaving copper wires into three-dimensional bas-reliefs or casting molten crystal into sculptural forms, she investigates the tension between control and chance inherent to her chosen materials.
Slumped Bullseye glass with four lead pages
Public acquisition by Université de Liège, Graulich Library. Techniques: grisaille glass writing, engraving, sandblasting. Exhibited at Musée du Grand Curtius, Liège, and Galerie la Cité Miroir, Liège.
Pâte de verre — crystal de verre
Carved glass crystal
Fusing
Sand cast crystal glass
Process documentation from casting to finished work. Polishing currently in progress.
Copper wires and gips
1200 × 900 × 40 cm
Exhibited at Galerie Salle 7, Académie des Beaux-Arts, Liège and Galerie Monos, Liège.
Vegetable and nylon threads (installation)
1500 × 800 cm
Mixed media
Ecru cotton thread
Crystal glass and wood
Metal cross on plate and tapestry
Exhibited at Musée du Grand Curtius, Liège.
Slate squares (10 × 10 cm) and thermoformed optical glass
Metal, hammer technique; sand cast crystal glass
5 × 20 cm diameter
Exhibited at Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts, Salle 7, Liège.
For exhibition enquiries or general correspondence, please reach out by email.
cabergsliv8@gmail.comBased in Liège, Belgium
