Addressing the question of time and human place in Nature, Jacquetton makes a natural archetype colliding with a human equivalent: mountain rock, witness from a universal time, is dialoguing with the kiln brick from Murano, indicator of the human time and memory of its work. Glass is the bridge in between the two, physically and philosophically, by the virtuoso gesture of the maestro glassblower, representing the human engineering.

Lætitia Jacquetton (b. France, 1970) first found her way into fashion design in Paris. She was always in love with Japanese minimal aesthetics and had a chance to blow glass in Okinawa, which was a life-changing experience. She now lives and works in Murano with the best masters.
Her work was showed in New-York, Tokyo, and recently in residency at Foënander Gallery in Auckland. She is currently showing in Sinople Gallery and Private Choice in Paris.

Works on display:
Concrezione ≠1 (Murano kiln fireproof brick, Green swiss Amphibolite and Amber glass hand blown in Murano Wave Glass) 44 x 40 x 23 cm
Accrezione ≠2 (Murano kiln fireproof bricks, Grey granitic gneiss from Dolomites and Smokey glass blown in Murano Wave Glass) 30 x 33 x 28 cm
Concrezione ≠2 (Murano kiln fireproof brick, Quartzo-feldspathic stone from Tuscany and Grey glass blown in Murano Wave Glass) 36 x 31 x 24 cm