| Maria Ludwika Ulatowska McClafferty | |
| Was born and educated in Warsaw, Poland, studying art at Warsaw University and in Rajastan, India. It is within the field of civil design and construction projects, working with glass and various metals, that she established her reputation internationally as one of the foremost exponents of this artform |  |
McClafferty's commissions include massive works, such as the Rose Windows
at Alexandra Place in London, which is 10 metres in diameter. On this
work, she pioneered a combination of solar reflective glass and coloured
antique and iridecescent glass within an original Victorian frame.
As well as completing :this impressive range of public art Maria has also produced innumerable private commissions including work for Liberty, the Duke of Wellington, A.S.Byatt, and other prestigious clients.
Her work has featured in trade and consumer publications world wide and in the U.K including; The Daily Telegraph, Financial Times, House and Garden, World of Interiors, Expression magazine and the Caribbean Island Life. Maria has also been interviewed for the BBC World Service, by M.B.C for satellite broadcast and by Grenadian Television.
Currently, Maria is working in the beautiful Caribbean island of Grenada where apart from pioneering strategies and developing new expression through a more intimate manipulation of the glass for the contemporary art glass she has been able to work in the most cherished ancient art of stained glass producing monumental stained glass windows for the local cathedral and churches.
