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Artist
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 Stefano Toso
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Was born in Venice on November 11 th, 1958 into a centuries old family of glassmakers and entered into the family glass works at an early age, beginning his apprenticeship with his father Berto.
He apprenticed as a glassmaker at the A.L.T. Glassworks in 1975, and after two years followed with an apprenticeship in engraving at the F. Moretti Glasswork.
In 1982 he opened a furnace in partnership where he perfected his art for the next 12 years trought collaborations with a series of artist such as Robert Willson, Cesar, Kyohei Fujita, and Lucio Bubacco.
1977 was the year Stefano opened his state-of-the art furnace and moleria (cold working studio) where he design and creates his own originals pieces now establishing their worth in art galleries and collection around the world.
He is currently collaborating with Lucio Bubacco, Mario Dei Rossi, and Egidio Costantini.
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His current works are displayed at Galleria Regina in Murano.
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Venezia, 2000 - cm 65x62,5x34
Atlantide, 2000 - cm 45.5x36x35,5
Città fantastica, 2000 - cm 70x60x25
Metamorfosi, 2000 - cm 89,5X39X32
Eclisse, 2000 - cm 45X30X15
Contrasto, 2000 - cm 45X30X15
Syncro, 2000 - cm 60X40X18
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1958 Born in Venice.
1972 State tecnical institute C. Zuccante.
1975 Apprentice glassmaker A.L.T. glassworks.
1977 Apprentice engraver F. Moretti glassworks.
1982 Opened glassworks in partnership.
1983 Collaboration with Robert Willson.
1986 Collaboration with Kyohei Fujita.
1990 Collaboration with Lucio Bubacco.
1993 Collaboration with "Cesar".
1997 Opened his own glassworks.
1998 Collaboration with Antonio Meneghetti.
1999 Designed the large blue monolith.
1999 Collaboration with Lucio Bubacco.
2000 Creation of "Le Città Fantastiche".
2000 Collaboration with Egidio Costantini.
2001 Collaboration with Galleria Regina and his artists Raffaele Rossi, Norberto Moretti, Remo Tesolin.
2001 Collaboration with David Farsi.
2001 Collaboration with art director Silvano Belardinelli for glass creations of Japanese artists such as Imai Toshimitsu, Nobuo Sekine, Masayuki Kurokawa.
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