Glass Masters at Work: Pino Signoretto

Venetian maestro Pino Signoretto is recognized as one of the preeminent glass sculptors in the world today. He trained with celebrated Venetian maestro Alfredo Barbini and became a master himself in 1960, manipulating glass with uncommonly high skill.
Signoretto has worked with international artists and architects, and in many materials, but he remains committed to glass, which he calls the “unrivaled Master of my life..."
Documentary filmmaker Robin Lehman, winner of Academy and Emmy Awards, catches the drama and intensity involved in the creation of works in glass by the maestro Pino Signoretto. This video was made at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass in 2007. Until now, this film has only been available on DVD.
Watch the trailer • Glass Masters at Work:...
Learn more about Signoretto and his work www.cmog.org/bi...

[@alexcraig8543]

The greatest glassblowing video of the greatest glassblower in history. Pino is an absolute genius of an artist. He transcends the medium itself.

[@bigtoepapa]

Absolutely gorgeous and so inspiring to watch them work. Im jumping around like a little kid

[@loulagregg8468]

What a wildly talented man, who has picked a great team and trained them to execute his will correctly! WOW!!!

[@wtm1]

By far the best artist I have ever seen in glass! I hope he has passed his knowledge to others, so that we can see more of his style, so real, nothing compares

[@corningmuseumofglass]

We agree, Pino was an incredibly unique artist. Thanks for watching.

[@wtm1]

By far the best artist ever, still my favorite video

[@anastellabritto7758]

FENOMENAL O TRABALHO DO SR. SIGNORETT 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@koryunhambardzumyan2118]

SUPERRR MASTER 👍👍👍⭐

[@l.farmer1268]

I think it would be nice to have each part uploaded on it's own. "Horse and rider Scheherazade and flying Dutchman and Valkyries" and "St Sebastian with mass in b minor" and so on

[@danieloblinger1199]

This would be perfect if the music wasn’t so loud.

[@Liquid_Mike]

You could give me a room temperature lump of clay and 2 years, and I don't think I could make a good looking sphere from it. This is like a foreign language

[@conradmeyer7613]

its thursday morning 225 am the power serply is of i deciede to get up quick and take the dusbin out as i get to the dusbin by the gate the power comes on the start up alarm gose on of the guy living accross the road which alarms me first i open the gate pull the dustbin out close the gate THEN i started their berathing again its South A frica woodstock this swalies stop breathing go to the place where they like to sleep then its my job to restart their breathing now having said that now i cant because i have reached the critical point of ONE CRICUMNAVIGATION the alarn now gose off i no longer have the will to restart for the event of my life !!!!!!!

[@seanpratherful]

Unreal.

[@aquamusprime4870]

True art

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@marisagt7794]

Es maravilloso tu trabajo. Compre hace años una pieza tuya genial. Si la detallo la conocerias ,pues es única y firmada.

[@marisagt7794]

Me gustaría comprar más piezas tuyas

[@toddbrous_untwist]

This class was one of the best experiences. I remember it like it was yesterday, and it was a huge honor to have studied with one of the greatest glass masters. I miss you Pino!