Patrizia Kränzlein

Glass Compositions

Untitled.01 2026
Coloured glass, float glass

23 x 25 cm
unique piece

Untitled.02 2026
Coloured glass, float glass

24,5 x 18,5 cm
unique piece

Untitled.03 2026
Coloured glass, float glass and mouth-blown antique glass

41,5 x 41,5 cm
unique piece

Untitled.04 2026
Coloured glass, float glass and mouth-blown antique glass

44,5 x 38,5 cm
unique piece

Untitled.05 2026
Coloured glass, float glass

52,5 x 19,5 cm
unique piece

Untitled.06 2026
Coloured glass, float glass and mouth-blown antique glass

37 x 31,5 cm
unique piece

Untitled.07 2026
Coloured glass, float glass

20,5 x 20,5 cm
unique piece

Untitled.08 2026
Coloured glass, float glass

35 x 17 cm
unique piece

Untitled.09 2026
Coloured glass, float glass and mouth-blown antique glass

40 x 40 cm
unique piece

Untitled.10 2026
Coloured glass, float glass and mouth-blown antique glass

44,5 x 38,5 cm
unique piece

Untitled.11 2025
Float glass and mouth-blown antique glass

19 x 19 cm
Edition of 5


Untitled.12 2026
Coloured glass, float glass and mouth-blown antique glass

26 x 31,5 cm
unique piece

Patrizia Kränzlein (1987)
Based in Bietigheim-Bissingen, Germany
Patrizia Kränzlein studied painting and glass design at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart (2008–2017). Her artistic practice is rooted in a sensitive exploration of material, form and perception, where subtle shifts in texture and composition shape the viewer’s experience. Working across disciplines, she develops works that balance precision and intuition, with a strong focus on detail and on how physical presence and spatial context influence interpretation.
Kränzlein’s work invites a slowed-down way of seeing. Rather than offering immediate clarity, her pieces unfold gradually, revealing layered meanings through close observation. In doing so, she creates space for reflection on the relationship between object, viewer and environment. Her practice continues to evolve within a dialogue between control and chance, structure and openness, resulting in works that are restrained yet quietly expressive.
Patrizia Kränzlein, Lindenbaum Gallery, The Netherlands

Atelier Patrizia Kränzlein

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