Ritsue Mishima’s vision of the world

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Livio Serena
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Livio Serena

Livio Serena (Murano 1942) comes from a family involved for centuries with the art of glassblowing. His grandfather, Luigi, and his father, Ezio, were master glassmakers at the Moretti Ulderico & Company glassworks. In 1956, at the age of fourteen, Livio Serena joined one of the largest glassworks at the time, Fratelli Toso, where he worked until 1982. Since 1983, he has been working at the Anfora glassworks, one of Murano’s glassworks that still produces glass according to the island’s traditional techniques.
Andrea Zilio
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Andrea Zilio

Andrea Zilio (Venice 1966) began to work in the furnace at the Vetreria ANFORA at the age of 23. In a short time he became a maestro and a skilled maker of works by others, with the talent to design and produce his own pieces. He first exhibited his works in 1996 at the Glass Museum in Murano where one of his works is now part of it’s collections.

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Ritsue Mishima’s vision of the world

The Japanese/ Italian artist Ritsue Mishima (born Kyoto 1962) finds inspiration in nature, the universe and the Venice Lagoon with its enchanting light. To prepare her exhibition Frozen garden / Fruits of Fire, she spent several days in the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen.