Each element is blown in Murano glass and layered with veils of colour, applied by hand like the glazes of a painting. Seen up close the tones blend into one another; from a distance they compose a single, luminous canvas.
Venart is composed rather than hung: strokes, frames and colour fields are arranged around the room that hosts them. Palette, density and suspension height are defined with the architect, so each installation becomes a work of art painted with light.