Natasha Redina
RCA Residency
Natasha Redina is an award-winning British artist and emerging curator from the Royal College of Art, specialising in architectural stained glass and immersive light-based installations. Her practice merges traditional glassmaking techniques with contemporary design, producing site-specific works for both sacred and secular settings. Through a sensitive interplay of colour, light, and form, she creates environments that transform architectural spaces and shape the viewer’s emotional and sensory experience.
Drawing on her academic background in psychotherapy and world religions, Natasha approaches glass as both a material and a medium for reflection—exploring how light can influence perception, contemplation, and connection. Her work is grounded in craftsmanship while remaining conceptually driven, bridging heritage techniques with present-day narratives.
Alongside her studio practice, Natasha’s curatorial work seeks to platform diverse voices within the field of glass art. She is committed to fostering dialogue, collaboration, and innovation, contributing to the evolving language of this longstanding craft while honouring its rich traditions.
