Art works that merge traditions of

painting, design and stained glass

Oksana Kondratyeva designs and produces architectural glass art and stained glass for historical and contemporary architecture, applying traditional and modern glass processing techniques. Her work brings together an in-depth working knowledge of bespoke design, fine craftsmanship and genuine dialogue with architectural space. Major works include St James School, London; The White House, Wells, Somerset; Kingcombe, Cotswolds, UK.

Kondratyeva works in various art media, including painting and sculpture, and has exhibited at the Mall Galleries, London; National Museum of Ukrainian Decorative Art, Kyiv; Wells Cathedral, and other venues. She holds a PhD in theory of architecture from the Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture whilst her papers and articles on glass, architecture and synthesis of art and science have been published in scholarly and popular journals and presented at international conferences and public institutions worldwide, including University of Cambridge, University of Lisbon, British Society of Master Glass Painters, Art Workers' Guild, London.

Kondratyeva lives and works in London. Read more at UAL: Alumni Stories

EDUCATION

PostGrad Glass and Architecture

Central Saint Martin's College of Arts and Design. University of the Arts London

2010 - 2011

MSc University of Bonn, Germany

2000 - 2005

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2023 St Stephen Walbrook London, UK

2019 Wells Cathedral, UK

2016 National Museum of Ukrainian Decorative Art, Kyiv, Ukraine

2012 Sacred Space Gallery, Notting Hill, London, UK

AWARDS

The Arthur and Helen Davis Travelling Scholarship 2016.  The Worshipful Company of Glaziers and Painters of Glass