One of Lino's favorite series, the Foemina have been in the Maestro's repertoire since the 1990's. These elegant and delicate works often feature vertical canes that gently swirl across the glass's surface. 

This artwork is composed exclusively of Florencia murrina, created by layering and folding together different colors of flat ribbon cane. This series is named for the fleur-de-lis symbol that represents the city of Florence. This pattern allows Lino to play with translucency and shadows in the glass.

One of Lino's final installations blown before retiring, this three piece Miniature Dinosaur set pays homage to his career. Although the Maestro is known and recognized for his large scale, jaw dropping Dinosaur works, these works go back to the size in which these pieces were originally blown. 

This artwork is composed exclusively of Florence murrina, created by layering and folding together different colors of flat ribbon cane. There is a beautiful layer of red cane that surrounds this piece as well. The neck of this piece is solid red with heavy cold working. 

Blown in 1996 Cristallo features a beautiful variety of coldworking. It takes a lot of time as these pieces are covered with all different kinds of engraving. 

Lino considers the drama of engraving in the Tholtico series. By layering opaque colors of glass and then adding engraving though the top layer, Lino creates playfully patterned pieces that reveal new colors beneath their surface. 

The Ombelico developed from a simple idea: to make a large round, colorful artwork. The large surface of these works allow for intricate patterns of cane and murrina to shine through in multiple layers.