“My sculptures are a cornucopia of planes, textures, tonalities, resonances, moods, emotions, morality, chaos and more. And finally, my sculptures are the voice of color. Color is fundamental to the human spirit. It alleviates, invigorates, humanizes us. . . and I let it serenade.” – Hasna Sal

Short documentary on Hasna Sal’s memorial for victims of human trafficking.

 

Dedication ceremony for Hasna Sal’s permanent exterior installation ‘Helping Hand’ honoring victims of domestic abuse was held onsite at the YWCA in St Joseph MO on October 17, 2022 at 5.30 pm.
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Hasna translates victims’ narratives into verses and visuals to convey their stories to us.

 Peak into some of Hasna Sal’s public art projects nationally.

Hasna Sal’s Memorial featured on television in Kansas City

Survivor of Human Trafficking and Founder of Veronica’s Voice KRISTY CHILDS shares her response to ‘ Metanoia’ at the Kansas City Museum Solo Exhibition of Hasna Sal on Victims of Trafficking.

Globe Restaurant in Lawrence KS transformed by color and form with Hasna Sal’s glass sculptures.

National competition winning entry for a group show by HMVC Gallery New York. The work was exhibited on the billboard at Times Square, New York City.

Hasna Sal’s glass painting titled Motherhood on the billboard of Times Square, New York City as part of the winning entries of a national competition by HMVC Gallery New York.

Hasna Sal’s 10 part glass installation was unveiled at the opening day of the new Kansas City international airport. It is permanently installed on the concourse wall of Southwest Airlines Gate B62. Here is the link!
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Thank you KC Studio magazine for featuring on page 18 of your Jan/Feb issue Hasna Sal’s exterior installation ‘Live in Light’ at Independence Plaza Park, Kansas City, MO. Here is the link!

Hasna's masterpiece "UTOPIA" won an international juried selection by the Chianciano Biennale to be presented in Italy on August 2022.
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“Lykins Square Park Installation titled ‘Into The light ‘ wins Neighborhood Stabilization Merit Award under Historic Preservation awards by Historic Kansas City.

Architect and Glass Artist Hasna Sal Answers Four Questions
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KC Studio Magazine’s feature about Hasna and her spectacular art in their January/February 2022 edition.
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We have created the first public art memorial in the nation for victims of human trafficking

In October 2020, Hasna Sal completed a permanent exterior public art installation at Lykins Square Park in Kansas City MO, memorializing victims of human trafficking. These panels are in glass encased by metal frame.

The title is Into The Light. The installation comprises of four panels which are 2 ft in width and 4 ft in height . They are placed 14 ft off ground level. The themes of the panels are Isolation, Damnation, Redemption and Salvation.

We have created the first public art memorial in the nation for victims of human trafficking

In October 2020, Hasna Sal completed a permanent exterior public art installation at Lykins Square Park in Kansas City MO, memorializing victims of human trafficking. These panels are in glass encased by metal frame.

The title is Into The Light. The installation comprises of four panels which are 2 ft in width and 4 ft in height . They are placed 14 ft off ground level. The themes of the panels are Isolation, Damnation, Redemption and Salvation.

The Collection

Glass Concepts 360 presents to you a unique collection of hand-crafted glass artwork that you can make your own. Sculptor Hasna Sal produces beautiful glass art that you can make a part of your life. Add to the interior design of a showroom, lobby, or the living room in your home with dazzling glass sculptures, glass architecture and more. Own original glass jewelry that is truly one-of-a-kind.

  • Glass Sinks
  • Glass Wall Hangings
  • Glass Sculptures
  • Glass Panels
  • Glass Household Objects
  • Glass Jewellery

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Hasna Sal, artist and poet, is an architect by profession. However, as an artist and poet, she identifies herself as a raconteur–bringing to light stories that are overlooked or forgotten or uncomfortable. She credits her post graduate studies in landscape architecture at Harvard University, her degree in architecture (magna cum laude) from Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston MA, and her diploma with distinction in journalism from the London School of Journalism with the foundation of her current work in glass sculpture that translates her observations and study of people and communities into creative placemaking and social reform.

Hasna believes art must step beyond the liminalities of aesthetics and transcend into the realm of social activism. Her chosen banner, the victims of sex trafficking. "Art should resolve world issues. Art should have a voice that resonates loud and clear across boundaries. Art should be the champion of change." She writes, “Sharing these stories creates awareness of the problem, which in turn facilitates the platform for conversations and resolutions to take place.”

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I went to one of Hasna's exhibitions and was blown away by the beauty of her art. My wife and I decided to order a custom piece for our home. I can't wait to place it in our living room and have friends over to show it off!

The crew over at glass concepts is always a pleasure to work with. I'm in love with my new glass wall hangings. Everything we bought just flows so well with our existing decor. Check out their website. You will not be disappointed.

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