Rachini’s artistic vision stems from his experience as an archaeological illustrator, where he worked closely with artefacts spanning centuries of history, from the Phoenician civilization through Ancient Rome to the Middle Ages. This direct encounter with archaeological objects shaped his reflection on the significance of the fragment and the act of discovery, whether the find is extraordinary or humble.
His artistic practice has evolved into the creation of glass sculptures that breathe new life into fragments, transforming them into works of art. Through a process of reassembly and reinterpretation, broken pieces regain meaning and dignity, becoming evocative forms that bridge past and present.
Event Timings
Event Notes
From 12.09 to 20.09.2026 open from 11.00 am to 18.00 pm.
From 21.09 to 27.09.2026, open by appointment only.
Lunch break from 1.00 pm to 2.00 pm