A puddle in Australia embraces the polar night in the north, where autumn’s final wild blooms surrender to frost, lingering as silent witnesses to Earth’s slumber. The puddle freezes into a tableau—a flower in winter’s embrace, its petals entwined in a delicate ballet. Motion halts, yet the flower's stem evokes vibrant life, suspended in crystalline reverie.

Linda Sofia Tidenberg (b. Finland, 1994) is a glassblowing student and artist with a diploma in interior design, passionate about the intersection of creativity and craftsmanship. Currently honing her skills in Nuutajärvi, she explores profound self-expression through glass. This journey represents both a pursuit of knowledge and intense practice, reflecting her dedication to innovative design and artisanal excellence.

Work on display:
A puddle in Australia
Hot cast glass, hot sculpted and sandblasted glass with red wires
20 x 25 x 16 cm