Natasha Redina

Ceramics & Glass (MA)
Natasha Redina RCA Kensington
Leonardo Light Optics Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Leonardo Light Optics Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Time / Space Optical experiments based on Leonardo da Vinci's Sketchbooks Limited Edition Prints - Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Leonardo Light Optics Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Leonardo Light Optics Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Time / Space Optical experiments based on Leonardo da Vinci's Sketchbooks Limited Edition Prints - Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Time / Space Optical experiments based on Leonardo da Vinci's Sketchbooks Limited Edition Prints - Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Leaning into the Unknown; Geometries of Light based on Leonardo Da Vinci's Optical Studies. Light Projected and Transmitted through Glass.
Leonardo Light Optics Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Leonardo Light Optics Light reflected and transmitted through glass
Light reflected and transmitted through glass

About

Natasha Redina is a British artist whose practice bridges art, science, and the sacred. She is an award-winning architectural stained glass artist and has over 20 years of clinical experience as a psychotherapist and cross-cultural researcher in traditional practices.

Her work explores the dialogue between the conscious and unconscious through immersive installations, light, and glass. A graduate of the Royal College of Art and SOAS, Redina’s work delves into liminality—threshold states of transformation—inviting audiences into meditative spaces where the material meets the immaterial.

Her award-winning practice draws on sacred symbolism, biophilic design, and transcultural myth to foster innovation, collaboration, and new world-building strategies.

Through her art, Redina creates environments that encourage reflection, imagination, and sensory engagement, aiming to humanise architectural space and cultivate a deeper connection between people and place.

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