Lujan Bertolini
An Argentine artist and jeweler based in Barcelona, she started working with metal and lost wax in 2014, until discovering borosilicate glass and the flameworking technique. She now experiments with blown glass, merging volume, transparency, and light to express abstract concepts.
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Agustina Ros
She was born in Misiones, Argentina. She currently lives in Barcelona, where she owns Barcelona Glass Studio with international projection. Ros feeds on the millenary craft of blown glass, applying it in a creative proposal that reflects current affairs, with a timeless and contemporary vision.
Maria Pia Gordo
Pia, an experimental Argentine artist in Barcelona, uses blown glass and flameworking to explore dreamlike worlds and alternate realities. Her work challenges conventions and reflects on identity and diversity, highlighting the fragility and resilience of the material.
Agustina Ros
She was born in Misiones, Argentina. She currently lives in Barcelona, where she owns Barcelona Glass Studio with international projection. Ros feeds on the millenary craft of blown glass, applying it in a creative proposal that reflects current affairs, with a timeless and contemporary vision.
Maria Pia Gordo
Pia, an experimental Argentine artist in Barcelona, uses blown glass and flameworking to explore dreamlike worlds and alternate realities. Her work challenges conventions and reflects on identity and diversity, highlighting the fragility and resilience of the material.
Lujan Bertolini
An Argentine artist and jeweler based in Barcelona, she started working with metal and lost wax in 2014, until discovering borosilicate glass and the flameworking technique. She now experiments with blown glass, merging volume, transparency, and light to express abstract concepts.