Meta
Mramor

Meta Mramor was born on 29th May 1998 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. After graduating at Gimnazija Bežigrad secondary school in Ljubljana, she enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design of the University of Ljubljana where she specialized in Glass and Ceramics. In 2020 she was awarded a Bachelor’s degree of Arts with summa cum laude in the field of Glass. In 2020 she enrolled in the Master’s programme of Applied Arts in Academy in Ljubljana, under the mentorship of prof. Tanja Pak.

She spent Winter semester 2021/2022 on a student exchange at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague in Czech Republic in the Studio of Glass, under the mentorship of prof. Rony Plesl. At the moment, she is on a student exchange at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle in Germany in the department of Image Space Object Glass. In May 2022 she took part in an art residency Rise of women in culture in Western Balkans in Zadar, Croatia.

Since 2019 she has been working as a demonstrator in the Studio of Glass at the Academy.

Selected international group exhibitions:
Transparency of Colours, GlazenHuis, Belgium (2022); Zagreb Design Week, Croatia (2022, 2021); Vize, Vysoká škola uměleckoprůmyslová v Praze, Czech Republic (2022); Međunarodna izložba grafika i knjiga umjetnika u Rijeci — GraficaRi, Croatia (2022); European Glass Context 2021, Denmark (2021); Zagreb Design Week 2021, Croatia (2021); Body ecstatic body eclectic body eccentric: open call – ULAY Foundation, Slovenia (2021); 20. Bijenale keramike Beograd, Serbia (2020); IV. International Ceramics Triennial UNICUM 2018, Slovenia (2018).

Awards:
Symington Family Estates Glassberries Design Award 2022, team project with Marija Staničić, BA Glass, Portugal (2022); Award of the University of Ljubljana for one of the three winning proposals for an internal call Art interpretation of society, Slovenia (2022); Among the winners of an international Open call for young artists, working or experimenting in the medium of video, film or moving image organized by ULAY Foundation, SI (2021); Prešeren Prize for Students of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design of the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia (2020).