Linda Sofia Tidenberg (b. 1994, Finland) is a Finnish glass artist whose work explores the quiet intelligence of materials and the living spirit of nature. Guided by an animistic worldview, she approaches glass as a companion rather than a tool—alive, responsive, and full of memory.

Her hand-blown installations invite touch and presence, transforming glass from a delicate object into a medium of connection. Through rhythm, breath, and the physical act of making, Tidenberg studies how material can hold emotion and how sensory experience becomes a form of knowing.

Influenced by research on tactile perception and the body’s role in cognition, her practice challenges the distance often placed between artwork and viewer. Each piece reflects a belief in the reciprocity between human and nature—transparent, luminous, and enduring.