Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna in painting, Lituana di Sabatino later became particularly passionate about the art of mosaics and commesso fiorentino, training at the workshop of master Roberto Marrucci. In 2008 she opened the workshop La Nuova Musiva just outside Florence, followed in 2009 by the opening of the workshop-shop in Florence, in the district of San Niccolò, in Oltrarno, where today the magic happens: selected and cut by hand, the stones are assembled (the phase of "commettitura", from which the name of the technique derives) in such a way as to form a real picture, rich in shades and reflections, which is difficult to distinguish from a painting.
Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 1 pm and from 3 to 7 pm
Via di San Niccolò, 75r, Firenze, FI, Italia
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