This rounded translucent mould-melted glass sculpture with a hollow centre was made using green glass. The surface of the sculpture is not even, creating a sense of movement and openness. The shape of a cell or uterus evokes the birth of life. Zora likes to use bright colours, giving every colour its own significance. She chooses motifs mainly from nature. Her works are given titles that reflect the human organism or psyche.

Length 50 cm
Width 24 cm
Height 56 cm

This red glass sculpture was inspired by concave and convex curves, characteristic architectural elements of the Baroque period. The colour and transparency of glass play a very important role throughout Zora’s work. While carrying out experiments with glass, Zora discovered an inspiring combination of metal alloy and melted glass that captured her attention due to it being both transparent and non-transparent, raw and glazed, heavy and light, all at the same time. Combining these two materials offers new possibilities.

Length 30 cm
Width 20 cm
Height 57 cm

This mould-melted and cut glass sculpture was inspired by leaves. Through her works, Zora tries to express herself and her energy, visualising movement during the process of creation. Using glass allows her to lock the movement of her hands into the surface of her sculptures.

Length 130 cm
Width 40 cm
Height 20 cm

This glass sculpture, mould-melted from yellow glass, is part of a project in which Zora explores the seven decades of her life. This piece explores a decade of childhood.

Length 85 cm
Width 50 cm
Height 60 cm

The mould-melted yellow cut glass sculpture forms part of a series depicting leaves. Zora finds leaves fascinating in shape and construction. Zora likes to use bright colours, giving every colour its own significance. She chooses motifs mainly from nature. Through her works, Zora tries to express herself and her energy, visualising movement during the process of creation.

Length 60 cm
Width 20 cm
Height 80 cm