LAZERIAN is a Manchester-based art and design practice founded by artist and designer Liam Hopkins. Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2026, the studio creates sculpture, public art, bespoke furniture and immersive installations for clients and audiences around the world.

Based in a former hat factory in Denton, LAZERIAN combines traditional craftsmanship with digital design and fabrication. Its work is driven by curiosity about materials, structure and form, often transforming discarded or unexpected resources into distinctive artworks. Sustainability, experimentation and a connection to people and place run throughout the practice.

Over two decades, LAZERIAN has developed projects ranging from intimate sculptural objects to ambitious public commissions. Highlights include Recover E, a full-scale racing car created from electronic waste for Envision Racing, and Atmospheric Reflections of the North at Manchester Airport’s Terminal 2, incorporating glass from the airport’s historic chandeliers.