Kamila Mróz

Wrocław (b. 1989)
Wrocław (b. 1989)

Glass artist, whose practice merges traditional craft with experimental physics and contemporary art. Graduate of the Faculty of Ceramics and Glass at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław (Poland). Working with Plasma Art, a unique technique at the intersection of glassmaking, science, and artistic expression, Mróz is the first artist in Poland to explore this medium on an artistic level, pioneering a field that expands the possibilities of glass as both material and metaphor. Her works have been exhibited internationally – in France, Germany, Bulgaria, Ireland, Italy, Denmark and the USA, as well as in Poland, establishing her as a leading voice in experimental glass art. Her flameworking techniques create delightful and often unexpected effects. She is fascinated by the transformation of cold solid glass into a molten state, as it offers unique opportunities of sculpting.

Her works were exhibited internationally, including institutions like Glass Museum in North West England (2026), National Gallery in Sofia (2025), or Venice during Venice Glass Week (2022).

Glass artist, whose practice merges traditional craft with experimental physics and contemporary art. Graduate of the Faculty of Ceramics and Glass at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław (Poland). Working with Plasma Art, a unique technique at the intersection of glassmaking, science, and artistic expression, Mróz is the first artist in Poland to explore this medium on an artistic level, pioneering a field that expands the possibilities of glass as both material and metaphor. Her works have been exhibited internationally – in France, Germany, Bulgaria, Ireland, Italy, Denmark and the USA, as well as in Poland, establishing her as a leading voice in experimental glass art. Her flameworking techniques create delightful and often unexpected effects. She is fascinated by the transformation of cold solid glass into a molten state, as it offers unique opportunities of sculpting.

Her works were exhibited internationally, including institutions like Glass Museum in North West England (2026), National Gallery in Sofia (2025), or Venice during Venice Glass Week (2022).

Selected Works

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Intrinsic bond energy  I

Intrinsic bond energy I
by Kamila Mróz

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Materia prima I - Venus

Materia prima I - Venus
by Kamila Mróz

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Materia prima II - Mars

Materia prima II - Mars
by Kamila Mróz

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Materia prima III - Regulus

Materia prima III - Regulus
by Kamila Mróz

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Materia prima - Venus I

Materia prima - Venus I
by Kamila Mróz

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Materia prima - Venus II

Materia prima - Venus II
by Kamila Mróz

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Materia prima - Venus III

Materia prima - Venus III
by Kamila Mróz

Joint Projects

Past Exhibition
07.04
25
13.04
25
Past Exhibition
06.11
25
10.11
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