Murano glass vase designed by architect Richard Meier in 2002 and part of a collection of 12 glasses designed by as many artists. The vase is made with the white and black incamiciatura technique and is characterized by a grating pattern with a lattice design. It is part of the "I Veronesi" collection, an intriguing and provocative initiative to which a group of famous artists, architects and designers have been invited to reinterpret and confront one of the most famous glasses produced on the island of Murano and which takes its name by Paolo Veronese, who represented him in his painting "The Annunciation" of 1578 and exhibited today at the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice. Edition of 49 numbered and signed works. Work n. 30/49