With the Unrest series, Milan offers his own interpretation of a traditional crystal cut decoration called the trihedron, which originated in his native region, the Czech-Moravian Highlands. Unrest II forms part of a trilogy and was mould melted, cut and eventually deformed.

Height 8 cm
Length 27 cm
Width 24 cm

This piece was inspired by the traditional cut crystal bowls produced in Milan native’s region, the Czech-Moravian Highlands, where hand blown shapes are cut with traditional decorative patterns. This type of decoration has been around for centuries, and has a complex geometry, which, when enlarged, creates something magical and timeless.

Diameter 24 cm

This bowl is part of an ongoing investigation into form and the complicated nature of the glassmaking process through several traditional techniques such as mould melting, bending, cutting and glass sanding.

Width 53 cm
Depth 35
Height 26

The Negative bowl reflects Milan’s aesthetic appreciation of the traditional crystal cut decoration called the trihedron, which is typical of the Czech-Moravian Highlands. The bowl was cut, deformed and eventually reversed.

Width 49 cm
Depth 32
Height 14

New Dimension I forms part of a trilogy and was mould melted, cut, deformed and eventually reversed. It was inspired by the traditional cut crystal bowls produced in Milan's home region, the Czech-Moravian Highlands, where hand blown shapes are cut with traditional decorative patterns.

Width 58 cm
Depth 58
Height 28