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I am young as a glass artist who loves to experiment and explore new techniques. I enjoy working with glass and metals, exploring their reactive potential, and combining glass with unconventional objects—preferably ones I’ve found at a Swedish loppis.
Recently I’ve been developing both my enamel-painting and flame working techniques to produce pieces that combine both disciplines. I find that flame working in particular allows me to represent the fragility and complexity of botanical forms against fairly robust kiln-formed backgrounds.
My current practice is focussed on stained glass and kiln-formed glass powders.
In her recent Portraits in Glass series, she seeks to capture the essence of the individuals behind the images.
I work in a wide range of glass processes.
https://www.michaelrogers.art
https://www.irmacollaborative.com
While having my individual practice I’ve also involved with collaborating with others on various projects.
In 2025 she partnered with artist Charlotte Birnbaum for the exhibition “The Theatre of the Dining Table – Glass for All Senses” at Gallery Glass, Stockholm, Sweden. Lagerbielke cooperated with Kosta Boda and the crafters at Kosta glassworks in creating blown and cut, as well as casted objects. Birnbaum’s work was made in assemblage technique. The design statement read: Inspired by the cultural history of the set table and the choreography of the meal itself, our project explores their potential today. The exhibition demonstrates encounters between nature and culture. Some of the objects are inspired by the environment and display the function of natural phenomena in the formation of cultural values. We worked with the key words toasting, tasting, decorating, conversing and collecting, and a mutual color scheme.
My recent projects include the Folded Light series, which are small glass sculptural pieces that are both seductive and alluring. Additionally, my home design series titled “Spring” is a collection of the Australian colours during spring in the rural Barossa landscape at dusk, depicted in large colourful glass vases. Other glass artworks include “The Reconciliation Plate,” figurative works in glass and jewellery pendants.