Artwork details
- Medium : Objects Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 19.7in, Height: 4.7in, Depth: 14.2in
About this artwork
Amarante is a leaf, a succession of bright colors enclosed in a single shape. Imagine the beauty of walking in the woods in autumn admiring the colors. I found this beautiful phrase by Vincent Van Gogh: as long as there is autumn I will not have enough hands, canvases and colors to paint the beauty I see. Here, art becomes a means to connect the interior of a home to the infinite beauty of the outside world. Glass fusion and lampwork. Crystal glass…
sheet shaped and ground with hundreds of very fine threads and colored filigrees, worked by mixing glass canes and powders of various colours. Everything is put in the oven for a first fusion, then I carry out the grinding work in order to eliminate small imperfections due to the fusion. Lastly, the third very delicate phase, folding in the oven on refractory moulds. A total cycle that lasts approximately 60 hours. The sculpture is complete with signature on the base and certificate of authenticity.
Marco Scaramuzza
Italy
Credentials
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
My visions, the means to evoke the soul and spirit of matter
Marco Scaramuzza, a multifaceted artist and master glassmaker, merges his love for Murano glass with his training as a painter. In addition to painting, he uses the techniques of glass fusing, lampwork and graffiti, enriching many of his works with precious silver leaves which become the canvas for his paintings. Each work evokes the soul and spirit of the material, capturing the gaze with its brilliance and its infinite reflections.
Marco Scaramuzza, a multifaceted artist and master glassmaker, merges his love for Murano glass with his training as a painter. In addition to painting, he uses the techniques of glass fusing, lampwork and graffiti, enriching many of his works with precious silver leaves which become the canvas for his paintings. Each work evokes the soul and spirit of the material, capturing the gaze with its brilliance and its infinite reflections.