"Lucio Bubacco’s sensuous works combine the anatomic perfection of Greek sculpture with the Byzantine gothic architecture of his native Venice and seductive themes from our mythological past when sexuality was spiritual, not political. Born on Murano in 1957, Bubacco began playing with glass as a boy, making small animals and beads. At fifteen, he received his artisan’s license. His fascination with anatomy, equine and human, lured him to push beyond the perceived technical limits of his craft."
- from the Habatat Galleries Lucio Bubacco gallery
"Lucio Bubacco’s sensuous works combine the anatomic perfection of Greek sculpture with the Byzantine gothic architecture of his native Venice and seductive themes from our mythological past when sexuality was spiritual, not political. Born on Murano in 1957, Bubacco began playing with glass as a boy, making small animals and beads. At fifteen, he received his artisan’s license. His fascination with anatomy, equine and human, lured him to push beyond the perceived technical limits of his craft." 