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Mira Davida
Papilio Misericordia, 2025
Glas
13 x 18 x 19 cm
12 000 kr
Part of the Imaginature series, Papilio Misericordia takes the fragile form of a butterfly, rendered in flameworked borosilicate glass. The butterfly—long a symbol of transformation, fragility, and the fleeting nature of life—is here paired with the notion of misericordia, a Latin term for compassion and mercy. Together, they evoke a meditation on vulnerability and care: a reminder that delicacy and strength coexist in the same gesture. Created during the artist’s time as a Teaching Assistant at Pilchuck Glass School in the United States, the work unites technical precision with poetic symbolism, capturing a moment of luminous stillness.
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Mira Davida
Papilio Misericordia, 2025
Glas
13 x 18 x 19 cm
12 000 kr
Part of the Imaginature series, Papilio Misericordia takes the fragile form of a butterfly, rendered in flameworked borosilicate glass. The butterfly—long a symbol of transformation, fragility, and the fleeting nature of life—is here paired with the notion of misericordia, a Latin term for compassion and mercy. Together, they evoke a meditation on vulnerability and care: a reminder that delicacy and strength coexist in the same gesture. Created during the artist’s time as a Teaching Assistant at Pilchuck Glass School in the United States, the work unites technical precision with poetic symbolism, capturing a moment of luminous stillness.
Utvald i kurerad samling
12 000 kr
Mira Davida
Vendelsö
I’m Mira Davida, a Hungarian-born glass artist now based in Stockholm, Sweden. From my studio, I create handmade glass pieces that move between sculpture, design, and functional objects. Glass is my way of exploring the fragile line between nature and the surreal—I often find myself shaping forms inspired by plants, creatures that exist only in imagination, and dreamlike worlds.
For me, nature is both a material and a muse. Working with glass allows me to honor the traditions of this craft while bringing them into a contemporary space, where each piece can hold both heritage and a sense of the spiritual.
If you’d like to follow along with my process and see glimpses of new works, I share updates regularly on Instagram (@miradavidaglass).
Utbildning
2021-23 — Konstfack - University of Arts, Crafts and Design / CRAFT! MA / Glass & Ceramics
2019 — Scholarship to the Academy of Art Architecture and Design, Prague / Fine Arts
2018 — Scholarship to the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design Jerusalem / Glass & Ceramics Design
2017-21 — Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design / Object Design BA / Glass Design Faculty
2012-17 — Secondary School of Visual Arts, Training school of Hungarian University of Fine Arts / Glass
Utställningar
2026 — Solo Exhibition, Galleri Hantverket, Stockholm
2025 — Solo Exhibition, Sintra Gallery, Gothenburg
— Färgfabriken Spring Market, Stockholm
2024 — Membership, Galleri Hantverket, Stockholm
— Ceramic Corals Collection, Museum Shop at Sven-Harrys Konstmuseum, Stockholm
— Formkavalkaden Design Show, Brygghuset, Stockholm
— Färgfabriken Spring Market, Stockholm
2023 — Winter Salon, Kiviks Konsthall, Kivik
— Exhibition with Best Before Collective, Östermalmstorg Metro Station, Stockholm
— Shortlisted, Global Design Graduate Show (with Gucci)
— Fresh Brew Exhibition, Kulturhuset Stadsteatern, Stockholm
— Degree Exhibition Vårutställning, Stockholm
— Final Exam Exhibition (Master Students), Konstfack, Stockholm
2022 — Färgfabriken Christmas Market, Stockholm
— Undisciplined Exhibition & Panel, Craft Week, Stockholm
— Craft Brew Exhibition, Craft Week, Stockholm
— Stanislav Libenský Award Finalist, Rosenberg Palace, Prague Castle, Prague
— Craft Brew Exhibition, Konstfack, Stockholm
2021 — Offline Exhibition, FUGA, Budapest
— GlassSpring — Hungarian Contemporary Glass Exhibition, Kiskép Galéria, Budapest