Monika Tkaczyk

A Published Feature | Monika Tkaczyk in Collect Art, Volume 15 (2026)

My contemporary glass art practice is featured in 101 Contemporary Artists and More… – Volume 15 (2026), published by Collect Art, with my artwork Luminous Fault presented as part of this international contemporary art publication.

In my practice, glass becomes a medium for exploring transformation, perception and the relationship between fragility and resilience. Through kiln-fired painted glass, silver stain, enamel and mixed media, I investigate how fractures, contrasts and shifting layers can reveal unexpected forms of beauty and new perspectives.

Luminous Fault reflects this approach, exploring the tension between disruption and renewal, where light becomes a defining element of both the material and the meaning.

Being featured in this publication marks another important step in developing my artistic practice and connecting with a wider international audience.

Thank you to Collect Art for featuring my work and creating a platform for contemporary artistic voices.

Read the full feature:
🔗 https://www.collectartwork.org/post/monika-tkaczyk–book-edition

📖 Explore the publication online:
https://online.fliphtml5.com/CollectArt/VOL-15-v8yq/

📚 Discover the printed edition:
https://www.collectartwork.org/books

🌐 Portfolio: https://www.monikatkaczyk.com

Monika Tkaczyk
Contemporary Glass Artist | Light, Energy & Transformation


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I’m Monika

Glass artist specializing in stained glass and painted glass – blending light, creativity, and intention. Also an IT professional, bringing precision and depth into every projects.

My art is not only about form and colour – it is about energy and transformation.
In my spiritual practice, I guide others through Theta Healing, meditation, and inner journeys.

This path complements my artistic work, as both are rooted in light, intention, and the desire to inspire change.

Each artwork is created through multiple stages of painting and kiln firing. Layers of vitreous glass enamels are permanently fused into the glass at high temperatures, creating depth, texture and luminosity that cannot be achieved with surface paint.


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