EDITORIAL

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Antonio dei Rossi is a Venetian designer and artisan, and the last master glassmaker dedicated to the traditional art of figurative murrina. His work combines exceptional craftsmanship with contemporary design, transforming glass into jewellery, sculptures, vessels and artistic installations.

Designer ANTONIO DEI ROSSI
Glass, Jewellery and the Language of Art

Location

Devil's Bridge

Torcello Island

location

Sacrato of the Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta in Torcello large stone basin

At the heart of his practice is a constant dialogue between hand and thought, tradition and experimentation, craftsmanship and art. For Antonio, jewellery is the most intimate form of artwork: it is worn, experienced and becomes part of the body.

His creations are closely connected to fashion. Jewellery and garments are conceived simultaneously, becoming complementary elements of a single artistic vision. Exclusive figurative glass murrine, entirely created by the artist, are set into bold, one-of-a-kind pieces that move beyond ornament to become wearable works of art.

The garments are deliberately minimal, allowing the body to become part of the composition. Rather than following conventional jewellery shapes, the pieces unfold across the shoulders, torso and arms, creating sculptural forms that interact with movement and silhouette.

Each work explores a different symbolic language.

location

Throne of Attila

Torcello Island

Exclusive figurative glass murrine, entirely created by the artist, are set into bold, one-of-a-kind pieces that move beyond ornament to become wearable works of art.

The garments are deliberately minimal, allowing the body to become part of the composition. Rather than following conventional jewellery shapes, the pieces unfold across the shoulders, torso and arms, creating sculptural forms that interact with movement and silhouette.

Each work explores a different symbolic language.