I try to communicate my reflections through art, my personal relationship toward the world
I live in. Glass is perfect for such statements, because it is full of hidden meaning. My work
also consists of spatial signs – symbols – metaphors. Sometimes humorous ones, like
those absurd perfume bottles...

Gray
/.../ So many colourful birds,
And I’m gray,
And my sweater’s gray,
And the stone on the floor,
And the cat.
And in my soul there shudder
All the colours of the world
My head is possessed
By a lunatic whirlwind:
Red- gold- violet- glass /…/

Ma?gorzata Dajewska
Graduated from the Ceramics and Glass Faculty of the State School of Fine Arts (presently
the Academy of Fine Arts) in Wroc?aw, 1982. She ran the Glass Department there from 1996-2002, and currently serves as dean and professor in the Ceramics and Glass Faculty.

She received first prize in the “Polish Glass 95” competition, as well as the Gold Medal
at the International Pozna? Fair for her Aquarius table set. She received the Silesian Culture Award of the Lower Saxon Country in 2006. Her works are in the collections of many museums, including the Vatican, and the National Museums in Pozna?, Warsaw and Wroc?aw.