Depuis son intégration au Glass Engraving Network, Mélanie Faucher participera pour la seconde fois à cette exposition internationale itinérante.

Elle y présente Echoes, œuvre exposée pour la première fois. Cette pièce, en équilibre fragile, est composées de différentes pièces en verres, imbriquées les unes dans les autres. La gravure du verre plaqué raisonne avec les autres pièces en verre transparent.

“As an open, virtual network, GEN has ever since then been bringing together artists who want to give glass engraving a fresh impetus in the context of contemporary glass art. Through its exhibition programme, workshops and meetings, GEN promotes ongoing artistic and technical exchanges that contribute to advances in engraving, cutting and other glass finishing methods. These activities spotlight the enormous creative potential for contemporary art offered by traditional cold-working techniques.

The current exhibition at the Glasmuseum Lette demonstrates just how successful GEN’s efforts have been. It is an honour for us to host this Europe-wide exhibition project. And it’s going to be exciting to see how around 40 artists from 10 countries apply their individual formal language to exploring a wide range of artistic concepts and styles. Most of the works are no more than two years old, and many were even created especially for this exhibition. One thing is certain: glass engraving never stands still but is constantly on the move – on tour!”

Source : https://www.glasmuseum-lette.de/en/2025/04/22/gravur-on-tour/