MASSIMO MICHELUZZI
Venetian Glass Reimagined
Massimo Micheluzzi’s glassworks are a tribute to the timeless craftsmanship of Venice, honoring the centuries-old tradition of Murano glassmaking while infusing it with a contemporary and personal vision.
Inspired by the watery lagoon landscapes of his Venetian surroundings, as well as the architectural references that shape his background, his experimental approach reveals the endless versatility of glass.
His creations span from fluid, organic forms and iridescent transparencies to finely carved surfaces, vibrant mosaics, and bold sculptural compositions.
Each piece becomes a canvas for light to paint its story, transforming spaces into vibrant works of art.
Shaping Light, Defining Form
The works of Massimo Micheluzzi are a dynamic dialogue between light, color, texture, pattern, and form, exploring the boundless possibilities of glass while allowing the material itself to guide the creative process. His art transforms the very essence of glass into captivating forms, with hues that shift from delicate translucent tones to rich, opaque, patterned surfaces.
From vases that capture the fluidity of waves to sculptural pieces crafted from both transparent and opaque glass, Micheluzzi draws profound inspiration from both nature and architecture, seamlessly blending organic forms with architectural precision.
His creations honor the delicate balance between strength and fragility, inviting reflection on the relationship between solidity and transparency.
Liquid Elegance
Vases that capture the gentle rhythm of the Venetian Lagoon, with flowing curves and translucent surfaces that evoke the fluidity of water. Their design blends transparency and form, turning light and shadow into a graceful dance.
Mosaic Memories
Vivid compositions of glass fragments inspired by the intricate mosaic and terrazzo floors of Venice. Each piece reimagines this ancient craft, blending bold textures and colors into a timeless tribute to Venetian artistry.
Architectonic Glass
Monolithic sculptures inspired by modern architecture. Crafted in crystal-clear or opaque black glass, their robust forms contrast with the material's fragility. Their textured surfaces evoke ice-like translucency or volcanic rock, celebrating the intersection of structure and materiality.
Glass is a living material, constantly evolving until it finds its perfect form.
A Career in Glass
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York to the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, Massimo Micheluzzi's works are featured in international museum collections. In Italy, his pieces are held in the collections of the Museo del Vetro, Murano and Villa Necchi Campiglio, Milan.
In 2019, Massimo Micheluzzi was awarded with the Glass in Venice Award by the Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti in Venice. In 2022, he was honoured with the MAM Award, Maestro d'Arte e Mestiere by the Fondazione Cologni dei Mestieri d'Arte in Milan.
The 2023 exhibition of Massimo Micheluzzi at Negozio Olivetti showcased a curated selection of mosaic works created specifically for the space. The display engaged with the iconic design of Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa, a key influence on Micheluzzi's work.
DISCOVER MOREEach creation transcends function, becoming a timeless icon of art and tradition.
Massimo Micheluzzi & Micheluzzi Glass at NOMAD St. Moritz 2025
Venetian Reflections
Massimo Micheluzzi & Micheluzzi Glass
NOMAD ST. MORITZ 2025
20 - 23 February 2025
Klinik Gut St. Moritz Via Arona 34 7500 St. Moritz Switzerland
Press Coverage
In 2001, The Financial Times published an article that marked the beginning of Massimo Micheluzzi's career. The piece highlights the resurgence of Murano glass and positions Micheluzzi's work as a pioneering new artistic language, one that skillfully blends innovation with a deep respect for traditional craftsmanship.
Massimo Micheluzzi's latest press appearance was on the cover of AD Italia in 2024. His vases have become a prominent feature in the interiors of homes frequently highlighted in leading interior design magazines.
Elle Décor France featured an extensive profile of Massimo Micheluzzi, offering an in-depth interview and an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at his studio.
The article explores his creative process and the artistry behind his iconic glasswork.
A Family Legacy
In 2019, Massimo Micheluzzi's daughters, Elena and Margherita, joined him in his artistic journey, launching their own
brand Micheluzzi Glass, featuring vases and glassware, in continuity with his style and techniques. While their creations are deeply connected to Massimo's work, they also reflect their own distinct identity and a fresh approach.
Explore Elena and Margherita's designs through their website.
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