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Flat Square Violet + Silver – 13 x 13 cm
Flat square plate was designed, made and signed (subtle engraver) by artist Marta Wojciechowska.
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Volcano Glass Platter 43 cm
Glass platter is designed, signed and created by Marta Wojciechowska, a graduate of Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts
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Statuette Green Tree – small granulate 12 cm
Hand-cut, dyded and fired in a high – temperature statuette in the shape of tree
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Chess table
A wooden table, the construction of which is a reference to old tools and traditional architecture without using nails – exposed wooden mounting pins
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Christmas tree standing 28 cm
This glass Christmas tree standing in Wood Green is hand cut, colored and fired at high temperatures.The unique pattern for each size.The edges are rounded
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Flat Square Violet + Silver – 13 x 13 cm
Flat square plate was designed, made and signed (subtle engraver) by artist Marta Wojciechowska.
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Volcano Glass Platter 43 cm
Glass platter is designed, signed and created by Marta Wojciechowska, a graduate of Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts
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Statuette Green Tree – small granulate 12 cm
Hand-cut, dyded and fired in a high – temperature statuette in the shape of tree
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Chess table
A wooden table, the construction of which is a reference to old tools and traditional architecture without using nails – exposed wooden mounting pins
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Christmas tree standing 28 cm
This glass Christmas tree standing in Wood Green is hand cut, colored and fired at high temperatures.The unique pattern for each size.The edges are rounded
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Marta Wojciechowska – About Me
I graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław in 1997 with a degree in glass designing. I love glass, wood, simplicity and expressiveness. Glass is an expressive material for sculpting, which is both sophisticated and charming in itself. Showing the decorativeness and beauty of glass seems too easy and obvious for me. I prefer to treat glass as a material as tender and evanescent as the air, water or ice, which closes its secret for a brief moment to release it later.
Glass and wood form a safe connection that is soft and devoid of tension.