The Detroit News. Polished and graceful in form. Of superior quality. These are the kinds of objects that add elegance to your home, a touch of something special to reflect your excellent taste. And good taste is what this work is all about.
Materials are important here.
They work these materials to bring out the best in them. Italy's Livio Seguso is known as the Maestro of Murano because he hails from the island off Venice known for its glass. Although Seguso's glass works appear to be cast, he uses the pipe in the tradition of Murano. The Habatat showing, which will be on through March 24, is his first U.S. solo in nearly 12 years. Expect to see his work at Habatat during Michigan Glass Month in April.