Klea Sinani (b. 1998, Pogradec, Albania), a Chicago-raised transdisciplinary designer, thrives on the dynamic tension between harmony and chaos. Driven by a passion for transformation, Klea embraces failure for innovation, creating work that challenges the boundaries of reality by colliding opposites, bending rigid materials, and twisting paradoxes into bold, unexpected forms.

Klea’s practice spans film, sculpture, and design, crafting immersive spaces where contradictions dissolve, and dichotomies merge to spark thought-provoking experiences. Currently pursuing an MFA in Transdisciplinary Design at Parsons School of Design, Klea holds a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her sculptural works have been featured in two exhibitions at Wilbur Wright College, with one piece still on display. Additionally, her video works have been showcased in the SAIC Galleries’ Spring 2021 BFA Show and the student-led exhibition My Dreams These Days.