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 Diego Feurer
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Born February, 10, 1955 in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Diego Feurer lives and works in Tesserete, Switzerland.
Originally a CAMS operator for Swiss TV, Feurers artistic eye led to his fascination with glass. In 1980, he began his career in art glass by creating artistic stained-glass windows. In the early 1990s, he advanced his education in glass by attending fusing seminars with various artists, including Linda Ethier and Rudi Gritsch.
An important collaboration creating artistic glass windows with Fra Roberto, an important Swiss artist, in the 1980s and continues today. Feurer realized a major commission in 1999 from the Swiss Office of Construction and Logistics for the creation and realization of a 45 square meter, glass fused ceiling for a multipurpose hall, comprised of 60 panels of 61cm x 122cm and weighing 3 tons.
It was also in the 1990s that Feurer started to blow glass, attending various workshops with such renowned artists as
Giles Bettison. In addition to his own work, he assists other artists in the realization of their works of art.
In 1998 he established his glass blowing studio in Tesserete, Switzerland.
In his latest work, Feurer developed an entirely original form of murrine, the glass mosaic. This process allows him to fade his colors, giving a more painterly effect to his work, which was not previously possible with normal murrine techniques.
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His current works are displayed at Galleria Regina in Murano.
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1998
Sacred Art, Monastery St. Maria, Bigorio
Casa Rusca, Cureglia
1999
Casa Rusca, Cureglia
Major Commission
Swiss Office of Construction and Logistics
2000
Brissago Islands, Brissago
Creative Glass, Volketswil
Glass Gallery Engeler, St. Gallen
2001
International Glass Exhibition, Kanazawa, Japan
2002
Sanske Galerie at Creative Glass, Zürich
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