Holly Parr, an English artist and creator of beaded flowers, returns to Venice after presenting her large triptych dedicated to spring and leading hands-on workshops at the last edition of The Venice Glass Week.

On the occasion of the tenth edition of the Festival and as part of the photography exhibition "Perle di Luce-Beads of Light," she is holding a workshop at Bottega Cini dedicated to the collective creation of a composition of flowers and plants typical of the Venetian salt marsh. The resilience of the Lagoon’s botanicals become a symbol of nature's ability to adapt to the most extreme conditions, offering a powerful metaphor for the role of artisans in safeguarding the roots of a territory. Venice, its lagoon, and the art of glass beadmaking are recognized as World Heritage Sites.