Temenos, 2021

The Light sculpture was installed in Granary Square, King's Cross, London, December 2021 to February 2022; and in Lewis Cubitt Square, London, November 2025 to March 2026.
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Catastrophic Encounters, Liliane Lijn’s sculptural series 2019-2020

The series of 16 works created by a process involving molten glass poured onto Vapourshield—a mica and stainless steel composite—creating cratered, fossil-like structures that mimic macrocosmic events. Catastrophic Encounters exemplifies Lijn’s interest in the life of different materials and how they inter-react.
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Power Hanky, 2020

Made during the peak of the coronavirus pandemic, this LRRH_ Contribution edition is a tribute to an almost forgotten accessory of personal hygiene: the handkerchief.
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Gravity’s Dance, 2019

The kinetic sculpture Gravity's Dance emerged from Liliane Lijn's artist residency at EGO, the European Gravitational Observatory, in Pisa.
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Converse Column, commissioned by Nexus, Leeds University, 2019

Nexus, Leeds University has commissioned the permanent installation Converse Column.

A nine-meter high revolving column of transforming words, Converse Column is sited adjacent to Nexus, the University’s new centre, designed to inspire collaboration and innovation with real world impact.
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Fossil Twist, 2018/2019

Lijn intends her jewellery to be worn, as if one were moulding a clod of ‘glebe’ to a part of one’s body. She wants people to wear the earth.
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Cosmic Sea I, 2019

Lijn's sculpture created from molten glass poured onto Vapourshield (stainless steel and mica), and set into epoxy resin.
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Magma Cuff (Gold), 2008/2019

In the Old Hebrew testament, ‘glebe’ was the primal earth, from which the first humans were formed. Lijn intends her jewellery to be worn, as if one were moulding a clod of ‘glebe’ to a part of one’s body. She wants people to wear the earth.
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