In Tanja Pak's work, glass becomes a vessel for moulding intangible emotions and inner worlds. Her pieces do not depict but evoke, drawing the viewer into states of intimacy, longing, and solitude. Within each surface and each void lies a delicate balance between presence and absence. Through its quiet fluidity, glass speaks a poetic language for what cannot be spoken, only felt. Pak’s works open a space for silent listening and profound reflection.

Tanja Pak (Slovenia, 1971) MA RCA, a visual artist and full Professor at the University of Ljubljana, transforms glass into quiet meditations on solitude, fragility, and impermanence. Winner of the Toyama 2024
Grand Prize, two Red Dot Awards and special Arte Laguna Prize, with residencies at Corning and Musée du Verre among others, her
ethereal works bridge art and space, evoking the transient, elusive nature of human existence in renowned collections worldwide.

Work on display:
Solitudes
Blown glass, coldworked
80 x 80 x 55 cm

www.tanjapak.com