“Glass Memory” at Burano

To Sandro Martini, the meaning of fresco is “…signifacto del muro. It’s not a painting on a wall, it is the wall.” The art and architecture are one.

While looking for an artist to enhance the public space at Burano Condominiums, Lanterra Developments came across Sandro’s work and were immediately struck by his use of colour, spontaneity and bold lines.

“Glass Memory” was installed in the Fall of 2011 at Burano on 832 Bay Street in Toronto.

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