Alessandro Trambaioli sculpts his robots in Murano glass to awaken the inner child and the capacity for wonder—a philosophy born from a chance encounter with an elderly puppet maker. These works are emotional projects rather than material ones: they invite us to slow down and reconnect with a pure, forgotten joy, transcending the age or background of the viewer.
KUKULKAN, a serpent god and shaman.
Wearing a feather crown and holding the staff of wisdom, he channels ancestral energies to guide those who are lost. He communicates through pure thought, offering concrete solutions and balance to anyone ready to see the world through the eyes of the soul.
His art is a combination of creativity and the ability to allow divergent thinking. Born in Rovigo in 1973, Alessandro describes his passion and culture through the unmistakable rhythmicity of glass, a versatile and unique material, capable of evoking magic and fierceness.
