Mira Maylor's artistic practice is rooted in material exploration and symbolic storytelling. Working primarily with glass, alongside metal and wood, she creates layered compositions that examine the tension between fragility and permanence.
Her work often incorporates light as an active element, transforming each piece into a dynamic visual experience — reinterpreting traditional motifs through a contemporary lens.
View the Wings Series →Original glass sculpture and light-based works by Mira Maylor, available as signed limited editions.
"To me, art is the only truly universal language — one that transcends words and speaks directly to the subconscious."
Beyond the boundaries of age, culture, gender, or social status, Maylor explores ideas, emotions, and the human experience through glass sculpture — creating works that invite each viewer to discover a personal interpretation and form a meaningful connection.
Each series begins with a single concept, explored through different perspectives and forms. Together, they reflect her belief that the true power of art lies in its ability to awaken emotion, memory, and imagination — reaching places that words simply cannot.
Her works are included in prestigious public and private collections, including the Tel Aviv Museum of Art Collection and the Dubi Shiff Collection, with permanent installations at the President's Residence, Shaare Zedek Medical Center, the Weizmann Center, and additional institutions in Israel and abroad.
Laminated, engraved, and hand-painted glass. 32 sq. m.
Freestanding glass sculpture. 3.5 m in height.
Steel and glass. A sculptural study in tension between rigid structure and translucent form.
A site-specific installation exploring growth, resilience, and renewal through layered glass forms.
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