Today, glass pays tribute to Mondrian, embracing his legacy and translating it into form, light, and transparency. In the living matter of Murano glass, thought becomes object: lines become structure, colour becomes luminous vibration, and the work is transformed into a bridge between the visible and the invisible. The surfaces unfold in geometric rhythms, evoking a universal order that transcends the purely aesthetic dimension and opens onto a deeper, spiritual vision. Each creation reflects a subtle balance between discipline and sensitivity, between design and gesture, between tradition and contemporaneity. Glass, at once fragile and powerful, becomes the interpreter of a quest that unites art and knowledge, transforming light into language and space into experience.