Working at the intersection of design, research, and material experimentation, Milena Kling transforms the ancient craft of glassblowing into a contemporary language of delicacy and depth. Drawing from memory, nature, and an ongoing dialogue with the material, her practice is rooted in process-driven exploration.

With a background in architecture and product design, she approaches glass as a process designer—developing new techniques, embracing unpredictability, and allowing material intelligence to guide form. Each piece, whether object or installation, is conceived as an atmospheric presence, shaped by light, colour, and reflection, and attuned to the subtle energy it brings into a space.