The exhibition aims to highlight an expression of glass craftsmanship capable of transforming an everyday object into a microcosm of aesthetic perfection. The popularity of these objects, which exploded in the mid-19th century, prompted many manufacturers in Europe to explore these creations, making them immortal. Modern and contemporary artists have also ventured into this field, contributing to the renewal of this object's forms and decorations.
The exhibition, which will also include doorstops and heavy-duty doorstops, which Murano once produced for domestic use, will have two locations. The Spazio Sorelle Sent in Murano will host the works of Murano masters and their companies, as well as artists and designers, while the Glass Museum will have a 19th-century section.