Palazzo Cesari Marchesi - The Pool NYC
The Glass Aquarium - within - Marriage of the Sea - Il Ratto di Venezia
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At Palazzo Cesari Marchesi - The Pool NYC - presented - during preview week of the Venice Biennale - The Glass Aquarium - until November 22 - an exhibition dedicated to the great masters of glass: Lino Tagliapietra - Tristano di Robilant - Maria Grazia Rosin - Dale Chihuly - they are presented within the - Marriage of the Sea - Il Ratto di Venezia - a site-specific installation by Austin Young at Palazzo Cesari Marchesi which was originally conceived for Venice in 2024 and continues to transform the piano nobile of the palazzo into an immersive environment, forming the spatial and conceptual framework within which the exhibition is presented.
The Pool NYC - and - Artists
Austin Young - Maria Grazia Rosin - The Pool NYC's Luigi Franchin and
Viola Romoli - Tristiano di Robilant
The exhibition is set to be a celebration of artists working in glass. Tagliapietra and Chihuly, have worked together, creating unprecedented forms and techniques born from the genius of both minds. Tagliapietra, an undisputed master, blows glass into masterpieces without sketches or plans, guided purely by breath and mind. Two world-renowned masters, they continue to inspire younger generations. From the next generation in the global glass scene, Maria Grazia Rosin and Tristano di Robilant are essential presences.
Austin Young - Marriage of the Sea - Il Ratto di Venezia
Tristano di Robilant creates harmonious, enigmatic sculptures suspended between solidity and weightlessness—light, transparent forms that embody his poetic vision. His process begins with a spontaneous drawing, an immediate gesture transformed into three-dimensional form in the furnace. Through siliceous shapes inspired by poetry and literature, Tristano, together with Maestro Zilio, turns ideas into drawings and brings them to life in a single breath.
Dale Chihuly, participates with - Seaforms - works inspired by marine forms, light and transparency—spirals of color that reveal layered, rhythmic, and flowing structures.
Dale Chihuly - Seaforms
Giovanna Carrer and Olga Spanio di Spilimbergo
Maria Grazia Rosin, a master of rock-like, pulsating, mirrored forms inspired by octopuses, cuttlefish, and deep-sea creatures, remains deeply attentive to the environment that hosts her work, placing it with grace and sensitivity in complete harmony with the palace.
Bikem de Montebello and friends
Olivier Lexa - Vase - Lino Tagliapietra
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