Glass is a family of materials shaped by different forms of knowledge. The lecture considers many types of glass, with particular attention to the technologies that make their production, transformation and use possible. From furnace to laboratory and industry, it follows the exchange between practical experience and scientific research. Venice and Murano offer an important point of observation within a much wider history, in which glass continues to generate new questions and possibilities.
The language of glass
Maria Antonia Barucco
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2026-01-01
Abstract
Glass is a family of materials shaped by different forms of knowledge. The lecture considers many types of glass, with particular attention to the technologies that make their production, transformation and use possible. From furnace to laboratory and industry, it follows the exchange between practical experience and scientific research. Venice and Murano offer an important point of observation within a much wider history, in which glass continues to generate new questions and possibilities.
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