The studio
The studio — Dimitri Cimarosto, Murano glass master specialized in lampwork
This website is the digital showcase of Studio Cimaro Glass, the workshop of glass master Dimitri Cimarosto in Murano, Venice. It was created to present and celebrate the art of Murano glass through a selection of unique lampwork pieces: submerged aquariums, spheres, compositions, pressacarte and sculptures in which fish, marine seabeds and gold leaf take shape within the incandescent material. It is intended for collectors, art lovers, interior designers and anyone wishing to approach the Murano glassmaking tradition and commission a bespoke piece. Every work shown is made entirely by hand by the master, in a dialogue between fire, gesture and precision. The site is curated and maintained directly by Dimitri Cimarosto, who since 2002 has carried forward the research begun alongside his father Mario Cimarosto, a master glassblower, evolving the techniques learned at the furnace toward a personal and contemporary language.
About
Dimitri Cimarosto
Glass Master
A life shaped
by fire and glass.
Dimitri Cimarosto is a Murano glass master recognized for his lampwork, technical research and attention to detail.
1969
Montréal, CA
Dimitri Cimarosto is born.
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Murano, VE
He learns the art of glassmaking from his father, master glassblower Mario Cimarosto, who during his career also worked in Canada and was assistant to great Murano masters such as Alfredo Barbini and Livio Seguso.
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A.L.T.
At the A.L.T. company he works alongside his father Mario Cimarosto, refining his glassworking techniques until becoming a master glassblower.
2002
Studio Cimaro Glass
He founds his own studio and develops a personal style, evolving the techniques learned over the years at the furnace through constant research in glassworking.
Today
Murano, VE
Today he creates works that unite tradition, research and precision in lampwork.