Australian
born Glenn Smith has been a Ice sculpting professionally since 1983.
He was the first Westerner to study with The Japanese Master Ice Carver, Hideo Hasegawa.
Achieving the 'Teaching Diploma at Hasegawa's Ice Academy.'
Glenn has represented Australia in international Ice Sculpting Competitions including Canada, Japan (9 times), Norway, New Zealand, Belgium and China and has judged international contests in Germany and Canada.
He has received many major Ice Sculpting Commissions including the 1987 Americas Cup Ball, the opening of Canberra's Parliament House, Visyboard Christmas events from 1987, Lindsay Fox's 70th Birthday Party in Sydney, "Frozen in Time" Installations, Sovereign Hill, Ballarat (see Media Section), United Nations 50th Anniversary Celebrations, Crossroad of Nations, Australian Feature, Ottawa 1991, Australia's Centenary of Federations Exhibit at "Winterlude 2001 (see Winterlude in International section), IceWorld, Lubeck 2004, Germany.