Glass Artists Portfolio

For over three decades, our glass gallery has promoted contemporary glass art. Discover the international glass artists featured in our portfolio.

The Glasgalerie Stölting was founded by Tom Stölting in Hamburg’s HafenCity to continue the internationally renowned glass gallery of his mother, Eliška Stölting, into the next generation. In 1988, she had opened the world’s first gallery specializing in contemporary Czech glass art. The gallery focuses on glass sculptures by artists who belong to the international elite of the glass scene and are represented in major museums such as the Victoria & Albert Museum in London or the Corning Museum of Glass in New York. Thanks to decades of contacts and close friendships with the artists, valuable internal knowledge was passed down and preserved by the Prague-born son. The gallerist continues the family business’s philosophy of promoting glass as a medium in contemporary art and attracting new collectors to this remarkable genre.

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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Alena Matejka Water30x40 square

Alena Matĕjka
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Ales Vasicek Impression SQ1

Aleš Vašíček
Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Andrej Jakab

Andrej Jakab
Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Andrej Jančovič

Andrej Jančovič
Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Bohumil Eliáš Jr.

Bohumil Eliáš Jr.
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Eva Vlckova Blue Gyre SQ 1

Eva Vlčková
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Ilja Bilek Gears II SQ 1

Ilja Bílek
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Ivan Illovsky SecretsofMetal SQ 01

Ivan Illovský
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Ivana Masitova Ocean Eye SQ2

Ivana Mašitová
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Ivana Sramkova Google SQ

Ivana Šrámková
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Jan Exnar Hot Planet SQ 1

Jan Exnar
Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Jan Fišar

Jan Fišar
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Jaroslav Wasserbauer Santinis Window SQ 1

Jaroslav Wasserbauer
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Jiri Karel Large Eruption SQ 1

Jiří Karel
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Jiri Suchy MasculumStele square

Jiří Suchý
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Josef Marek Orbit SQ

Josef Marek
Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Lars Widenfalk

Lars Widenfalk
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Luba Bakocova Yes Name SQ01

Luba Bakičová
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Lukas Mjartan Red Cube 02

Lukáš Mjartan
Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Malvina Middleton

Malvina Middleton
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Marek Brincko Golden Bee Eye SQ2

Marek Brincko
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Marian Volrab Two faced square

Marian Volráb
Matyas Pavlik - Glassart - Sculpture: Touch

Matyas Pavlik
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Behrens SF329 20 SQ

Michael Behrens
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Oliver Lesso Rainbow Pyramid SQ 1

Oliver Leššo
Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Peter Mandl

Peter Mandl
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Petr Hora Mia SQ1

Petr Hora
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Petr Stacho promo

Petr Stacho
Petr Stanicky - Inside the Cube - Glass and Metal, Glasgalerie Stölting

Petr Stanický
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Petr Vlcek Melon Squeezer SQ1

Petr Vlček
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Petra hrebackova AUTUMN SQ1

Petra Hřebačková
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Suchoparek Rackova IRDS Blue Green SQ 1

Račková & Suchopárek
Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Štěpán Pala

Štěpán Pala
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Stig Persson Tubular Layers 1 SQ

Stig Persson
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Tomas Brzon Semicircle Big Olive SQ1

Tomáš Brzon
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Tomas Hlavicka Bowl SQ1

Tomáš Hlavička
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Disk square

Václav Řezáč
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Vladimir Prochazka Tension SQ1

Vladimír Procházka
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Vladimira Klumpar Jaguar SQ 1

Vladimira Klumpar
Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Zora Palová

Zora Palová
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Alena Matejka Water30x40 square

Alena Matĕjka

Born 1966 in the Czech Republic
Alena Matějka belongs to the younger generation of glass artists who are constantly exploring new methods in glass art. She studied at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague under Prof. Vladimir Kopecký, known for encouraging artistic freedom and unconventional approaches. Matějka has an extraordinarily versatile artistic portfolio, characterized by curiosity and a joy for experimentation. Her unique sculptures, objects, and installations are collected and exhibited worldwide.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Ales Vasicek Impression SQ1

Aleš Vašíček

Born 1947, passed away 2025 in the Czech Republic
Aleš Vašíček began with purely minimalist glass objects, where simple forms were precisely connected. After exploring the limits of perfectly balanced compositions, he gradually relaxed his approach, combining geometric forms with complex structures. The inner space of his objects is as important as the outer, and light permeability plays a significant role. Vašíček masterfully manipulates light, shadow, and reflection, achieving exact proportions between lines, intersecting straight lines and curves, irregular forms, structures, and imprints of reality. His works explore perspectives through objects, color changes, spatial definitions, and the angles of reflected rays.
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Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Andrej Jakab

Andrej Jakab

Born 1950 in the Slovak Republic
Andrej Jakab’s glass is highly distinctive among artists of all generations, including internationally. His work emphasizes abstraction and geometric principles, presenting and defining geometric shapes and volumes both internally and externally. It features sharp and rounded edges, faceting, surface planes, and a combination of clear and colored glass. The silent clarity of his works reflects light, mirrors, and resonates with the crystal tones of its visual “music.”

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Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Andrej Jančovič

Andrej Jančovič

Born 1986 in the Slovak Republic
Jančovič primarily employs geometric forms, often derived from squares or cube volumes. He transforms the interior space through segmentation, multiplication, or division. By combining optical glass with colored glass, he creates dynamic optical effects within fixed geometric forms, changing depending on the observer’s viewpoint. The contrast between colorless optical glass and colored glass is a recurring element in his later works.

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Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Bohumil Eliáš Jr.

Bohumil Eliáš Jr.

Born 1980 in the Czech Republic
The artist’s training as a classical sculptor is evident in his work. He treats glass as an equal sculptural material, combining it with other materials such as bronze, metal, or stone, leveraging the transparency and reflective qualities of glass for artistic expression. Bohumil Eliáš Jr. also incorporates natural materials into his objects, making his work highly varied and rich.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Eva Vlckova Blue Gyre SQ 1

Eva Vlčková

Born 1966 in the Czech Republic
In her molten glass objects, Eva Vlčková combines austere architectural forms with smooth, rounded shapes, creating a special tension. The translucent reflections softly shining through the surfaces further shape the interiors of the objects. In this way, the artist softens the severe architecture, giving her works gentle, feminine contours.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Ilja Bilek Gears II SQ 1

Ilja Bílek

Born 1948 in the Czech Republic
The evident artistic expression and perfectly executed composition form the basis of Ilja Bílek’s work. His technically complex objects, composed of precisely cut and glued parts, fully exploit the capabilities of glass — its transparency and reflective properties. Bílek enjoys contrasts, combining opaque with transparent glass and flat with three-dimensional forms, ultimately creating well-balanced glass sculptures.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Ivan Illovsky SecretsofMetal SQ 01

Ivan Illovský

Born 1978 in the Slovak Republic
Ivan Illovský is known for his innovative approach to combining glass and metal. His work primarily focuses on the contrast between the fragility of glass and the strength of metal. Using techniques such as casting, cutting, and polishing optical glass, he often integrates metal elements like copper sheets into his sculptures. His works explore themes of reflection, transparency, and spatial tension, allowing the viewer’s perspective to influence the visual perception of the piece.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Ivana Masitova Ocean Eye SQ2

Ivana Mašitová

Born 1961 in the Czech Republic
Ivana Mašitová has been creating glass art since 1988. She produces contemporary, colorful crystal glass sculptures using kiln-cast techniques. She draws inspiration mainly from nature, traveling to foreign countries, and hiking to discover beautiful, off-the-beaten-path locations. Ivana was a student of Professor Stanislav Libenský. After many years in this field, her talent, creativity, and extensive experience allow her to master any project with unique results, making her a renowned artist both in her home country and abroad.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Ivana Sramkova Google SQ

Ivana Šrámková

Born 1960 in the Czech Republic
Ivana Šrámková draws inspiration from indigenous cultures and antiquity. For her monumental sculptures, she partially forgoes the strong characteristics of glass, instead emphasizing its colorfulness. The translucency is limited by her modeling techniques, and she expresses her personal philosophy through sculptures of human figures and animals.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Jan Exnar Hot Planet SQ 1

Jan Exnar

Born 1951 in the Czech Republic
Like rugged landscapes, Jan Exnar’s glass sculptures with jagged edges and corners evoke a sense of rawness. They combine strict forms with brilliant simplicity and emit a mystical glow in vibrant colors. Exnar enjoys experimenting with shapes and colors in his sculptures. Countless bubbles seem to float within his works like celestial bodies in cosmic space, symbolizing the infinity of the universe. The transparency of glass, much like gazing at the night sky, allows thoughts to flow freely. “From our perspective, glass may appear solid and immovable,” Jan Exnar asserts, “but the cosmic space is not static. The universe is in motion, expanding, contracting, and constantly flowing, just like glass.”
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Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Jan Fišar

Jan Fišar

Born 1933 and deceased 2010 in the Czech Republic
Unlike most other Czech glass artists, Jan Fišar completed a classical sculptural education, which remains evident in his glass works. Some of his objects consist of complex compositions of slumped, sunken, and cut hollow glass, a technique unique in the world. The seemingly spontaneous design of his “baroque” glass sculptures captivates through the immediacy of expression and the originality of their dynamics. Through his work, he expressed philosophical messages while simultaneously addressing unique technological challenges.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Jaroslav Wasserbauer Santinis Window SQ 1

Jaroslav Wasserbauer

Born 1962 in the Czech Republic
Jaroslav Wasserbauer belongs to the younger generation of Czech glass artists. Rooted in the traditional school of Czech studio glass art, he focuses on glass melting techniques and clearly structured designs with geometric forms strongly influenced by architecture. Wasserbauer is a progressive traditionalist: forward-looking and constantly exploring new ideas without losing sight of the traditional roots of Czech glass art. He enjoys playing with transparency and the effects of light and shadow in his works, and he considers his art primarily as manual craftsmanship. According to him, perseverance is indispensable for an artist: only through it can a creative idea fully manifest in an individual work over time.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Jiri Karel Large Eruption SQ 1

Jiří Karel

Born 1952 in the Czech Republic
Jiří Karel’s work focuses on the use of floated optical glass slabs, hot-welded into compact blocks which he sculpts and meticulously polishes to complete the composition. He often incorporates firing materials, such as pigments and metal oxides, onto the glass plates to create graphic patterns inside and outside his sculptures. These colors are first heated and then fused into the compact block. His sculptures subtly play with light, reflection, and the transparency of the material’s thickness.

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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Jiri Suchy MasculumStele square

Jiří Suchý

Born 1972 in the Czech Republic
The versatile artist Jiří Suchý graduated from the Glass School in Nový Bor and later studied at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague. He primarily focuses on cast sculptures, blown glass, and painting. In his works, he explores the ambiguity of meanings and words, inviting viewers to reflect on the feelings, perspectives, and thoughts expressed. The expressive aspect is especially evident in his paintings, which he sometimes creates using hot glass directly taken from the furnace. He currently works as a professor at the Toyama Institute of Glass Art in Japan.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Josef Marek Orbit SQ

Josef Marek

Born 1963 in the Czech Republic
Josef Marek uses the natural qualities of glass and its ability to create a sense of depth within a limited space. His practical sculptural training, exceptional talent, and vivid imagination allow him to approach glass from many different directions. In his simple, nearly minimalistic forms — influenced by his long tenure in Japan as a professor at the Toyama Institute of Glass Art — he creates unreal spaces with a mysterious feeling, crafting objects that appear to defy gravity.
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Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Lars Widenfalk

Lars Widenfalk

Born 1954 in Sweden
Lars Widenfalk is a Swedish sculptor who works alternately in Sweden, the Czech Republic and Italy. He is regarded as one of the artists who renewed figurative expression in Nordic sculpture. Stone, particularly marble and granite, has long been his primary material. In recent years he has increasingly combined these traditional sculptural materials with glass, creating works that unite classical form with contemporary artistic approaches.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Luba Bakocova Yes Name SQ01

Luba Bakičová

Born 1985 in the Slovak Republic
Luba Bakičová focuses on uncovering and visualizing the hidden characteristics of glass through experimental techniques. By exposing various types of glass to high temperatures and combining them with heat-resistant concrete, she contrasts the rigidity of basic forms with the fluidity of molten glass. Her minimalist sculptures capture moments that invite the observer to perceive the present and grasp the underlying existential reality.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Lukas Mjartan Red Cube 02

Lukáš Mjartan

Born 1975 in the Slovakia
Lukáš Mjartan draws inspiration from architectural forms, transforming them into high-contrast, rigid geometric works with structural and occasionally rough gestural elements. Light and variations in the thickness of the glass influence the intensity of the colors he selects, creating expressive sculptural forms.
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Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Malvina Middleton

Malvina Middleton

Born in Cyprus
Malvina Middleton began working with glass as an established artist whose paintings were included in the State Gallery of Cyprus. Her artistic methodology emphasizes patterns, color, strong expression, and perfectly balanced compositions. She uses glass like a blank canvas, which she then enhances with colored light.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Marek Brincko Golden Bee Eye SQ2

Marek Brincko

Born 1981 in the Slovak Republic
Marek Brincko’s work with mold-melted glass unfolds between strict geometric and organic forms. He draws inspiration from bees’ honeycombs and their regular hexagonal structure. He works with real honeycombs collected from bee swarms, integrating them into his glass sculptures, and also explores the hexagonal element, which carries the so-called bee code.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Marian Volrab Two faced square

Marian Volráb

Born 1961 in the Czech Republic
The principal theme in Marian Volráb’s glass objects as well as in his paintings is the human being and the traces and imprints it leaves within the labyrinth of the world. He finds inspiration in forms created by nature itself and in its unlimited possibilities. His objects are created by melting glass in the kiln, forming structures reminiscent of bulging lava. After cooling, he works intensively on the surface, using large grinding stones as well as delicate tools to shape the final expression of the piece.
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Matyas Pavlik - Glassart - Sculpture: Touch

Matyas Pavlik

Born 1984 in the Czech Republic
Matyas Pavlik lived for much of his life in the United States, Mexico, and Portugal before returning to his home country. Like his mother, the well-known glass artist Vladimíra Klumpar, he was artistically inspired by various cultures. For example, his time in Mexico influenced not only his aesthetic style but also his understanding of the importance of color. His impressive sculptures alternate between highlighting geometric and organic forms.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Behrens SF329 20 SQ

Michael Behrens

Born 1973 in Germany
Michael Behrens has developed his exclusive and notable style over the course of his career. The Seaforms series embodies decades of his personal sensory experiences above and below water. The resulting works appear almost naturally formed, as if grown in the wild and then ossified, frozen in time. The diverse color range and interior movement vary as if created organically by the environment, while each shape and structure conveys a strong and powerful presence.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Oliver Lesso Rainbow Pyramid SQ 1

Oliver Leššo

Born 1973 in the Slovak Republic
Oliver Leššo employs the distinctive characteristics of glass and the resulting play of light to create a fascinating interplay between internal and external space in his sculptures. Crafted from the purest optical glass, his works feature meticulously incorporated, ethereally thin, colored, or mirrored glass elements. Leššo emphasizes the internal structures that, depending on the viewing angle, multiply, change color, or even vanish within the object. His creations reflect not only artistic brilliance and decades of expertise but also months of dedicated polishing and grinding. The uniqueness of these one-of-a-kind pieces reaches a level of perfection that pushes the boundaries of what is achievable with optical glass.
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Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Peter Mandl

Peter Mandl

Born 1947 in the Czech Republic
Peter Mandl has devoted his life to sculpture. Through his form and melding technique, which has established his name in the sculpting arena, he captures fleeting moments in solid forms of glass and bronze, rendering the spectator both curious and calm. Movements reminiscent of natural elements, shapes found in nature, and the human body are frozen yet seem in perpetual motion, telling a story, pleasing the eye, feeding the mind, and caressing the soul. His exquisite sculptures are held in private and public collections worldwide.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Petr Hora Mia SQ1

Petr Hora

Born 1949 in the Czech Republic
Petr Hora began his studies in 1965 at the Applied College of Glass-making in Železný Brod, where Libenský served as Director. His colored glass objects, perfectly executed in a craftsmanlike manner, are based on basic geometric shapes. The overall refined quality of his sculptures is often enhanced by the juxtaposition of matte and polished surfaces. Always present is a subtle and mysterious light deep within these free-form monochromatic sculptures, complemented by a design sensibility inspired by modern architecture.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Petr Stacho promo

Petr Stacho

Born 1965 in the Czech Republic
Petr Stacho studied at the Academy of Applied Arts in Prague. Many of his glass sculptures are inspired by the forces of nature, appearing as if shaped, cut, and polished by natural forces. With their organic forms, they bear titles such as “Forces of Nature,” “Waterfall,” or “Echoes from the Forest,” reflecting his fascination with these themes.

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Petr Stanicky - Inside the Cube - Glass and Metal, Glasgalerie Stölting

Petr Stanický

Born 1975 in the Czech Republic
Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Petr Stanicky Glass Artist small
The breadth of Petr Stanický’s work reflects both his rich academic background and his distinctive artistic vision. Educated in the Czech Republic and the USA, he studied sculpture at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, and after four years of teaching sculpture there, he deepened his study of the human figure in a master’s program at the New York Academy of Art, where he also gained experience working on sculptural projects in Jeff Koons’ studio.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Petr Vlcek Melon Squeezer SQ1

Petr Vlček

Born 1962 in the Czech Republic
Petr Vlček’s compact objects consist of geometric constructions made from molten glass. They resemble mysterious, communicative signs, as if one could communicate with alien civilizations through them. These signs appear on the surfaces of the objects through the interplay of light and shadow or emerge as a result of the objects’ own construction.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Petra hrebackova AUTUMN SQ1

Petra Hřebačková

Born 1976 in the Czech Republic
Petra Hřebačková studied ceramics before expanding her expertise to glass art. She trained under Professor Václav Šerák at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, which allowed her to develop her unique artistic voice. Surrounded by glass from birth — with her grandfather being the renowned glass artist Pavel Hlava and her father Tomáš Hlavička — she naturally continued the family tradition in glass art.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Suchoparek Rackova IRDS Blue Green SQ 1

Račková & Suchopárek

Both born in the Czech Republic
The artistic couple studied at the University of Applied Arts in Prague. Ingrid Račková trained at the Glass Studio of Prof. Vladimír Kopecký, and David Suchopárek at the Glass in Architecture Studio of Prof. Marian Karel. During their studies, they became acquainted both artistically and personally, and in 2001 founded the IRDS studio. Their sculptures, made of optical glass, take the form of pyramidal artifacts, symbolizing the quest for the feasible. They represent deflected, redirected, distributed, or bundled thoughts transformed by internal and external factors.
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Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Štěpán Pala

Štěpán Pala

Born 1944 in Slovak Republic
Štepán Pala’s artistic thinking has a universal, timeless dimension: it is abstract and reveals the visual character and significance of mathematics and geometry. Space is the central theme of his work, and within this framework he explores concepts such as infinity, multiplication, division, curvature, and changes in internal structures – movement, transformation, and segments of geometric bodies.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Stig Persson Tubular Layers 1 SQ

Stig Persson

Born 1960 in Denmark
Stig Persson works with a strictly abstract, constructivist and minimalist expression in his glass sculptures, occasionally suggesting references to recognizable surroundings. His works are created from solid cast glass, a material that appears massive yet remains fragile. This complex contrast between strength and delicacy reinforces the clear constructivist and abstract language that has characterized Persson’s work throughout his more than 30-year artistic career.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Tomas Brzon Semicircle Big Olive SQ1

Tomáš Brzon

Born 1982 in the Czech Republic
Tomáš Brzon works with simple geometrical shapes, reflections, and optical illusions using cut and polished glass surfaces. His precise and well-thought-out cuts reflect light, creating contours and geometric forms within the sculpture. In this way, he captures the essence of glass using its primary attributes.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Tomas Hlavicka Bowl SQ1

Tomáš Hlavička

Born 1950 in the Czech Republic
Before Tomáš Hlavička devoted himself to glass art, he completed studies in architecture. His mentor was Pavel Hlava, who is regarded as a co-creator and innovator of the modern movement in glass art. Influenced by this collaboration, Hlavička developed a unique technique in which he melts leaf gold and leaf silver into the glass. His architectural background also shapes his approach to form, and the combination of these influences allows him to create distinctive and one-of-a-kind artworks.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Disk square

Václav Řezáč

Born 1977 in the Czech Republic
The work of the artist Václav Řezáč reflects what is stored deep within the human soul. He does not seek inspiration on the surface of things but rather in what lies beneath – within the form itself. His artistic interest focuses on relationships: between colors, between shapes, between light and darkness, between nature and culture, and ultimately between human beings and the spiritual dimension. Through these relationships his works explore emotions, perception and the deeper structures that shape our experience of the world.
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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Vladimir Prochazka Tension SQ1

Vladimír Procházka

Born 1947 in the Czech Republic
Vladimír Procházka focuses primarily on collaborating with architects to complete both modern and historic interiors and exteriors. His artworks and installations are considered among the best in this field. Equally notable are his mold-melted glass sculptures, which he exhibits at some of the world’s most prestigious glass art exhibitions and competitions.

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Glassart - Glass Gallery Stölting - Vladimira Klumpar Jaguar SQ 1

Vladimira Klumpar

Born 1966 in the Czech Republic
Vladimíra Klumpar began her studies at the Specialized School of Glassmaking in Železný Brod and completed her education nearly a decade later at the renowned Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague under the guidance of Professor Stanislav Libenský. Klumpar is the recipient of a Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant. Her work has been widely exhibited in Europe and the Americas and is represented in public and private collections on both continents.
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Fine Art Glass Sculpture - Zora Palová

Zora Palová

Born 1947, passed away 2025 in Slovakia
Zora Palová created sculptures with fluid gestures that break or pierce a surface, reminiscent of ripples on water. Her irregularly rounded forms often contain large perforations that remove any sense of a heavy, solid mass. In an interview she once said: “Glass is a very spiritual material. It can absorb or reflect light. It is translucent or transparent. You can use it for expressions that you could never achieve with bronze or wood.”
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