Michelangelo Foundation
Homo Faber
Biennial
Guide
NextGen
The exhibiting craft artists at Homo Faber 2026 had the opportunity to win one of three awards, as voted by visitors of the exhibition via the Homo Faber app, members of the press and the Young Ambassadors. Discover the piece that won the Young Ambassadors Award:
REMNANTS OF ’26-4
Crafted from a unique blend of glass and clay, the sculpture was kiln-fired to allow its surface to develop distinct textures and patterns. The piece evokes the passage of time and the transformation of matter, drawing inspiration from slow natural processes.
By Hidenori Tsumori, Glass sculptor, Japan
Thank you to our Young Ambassadors for casting their votes in support of the artisans.
Discover more about the winning piece
Biennial - Posted on 4 October, 2026
The exhibiting craft artists at Homo Faber 2026 had the opportunity to win one of three awards, as voted by visitors of the exhibition via the Homo Faber app, members of the press and the Young Ambassadors. Discover the piece that won the Young Ambassadors Award:
REMNANTS OF ’26-4
Crafted from a unique blend of glass and clay, the sculpture was kiln-fired to allow its surface to develop distinct textures and patterns. The piece evokes the passage of time and the transformation of matter, drawing inspiration from slow natural processes.
By Hidenori Tsumori, Glass sculptor, Japan
Thank you to our Young Ambassadors for casting their votes in support of the artisans.
Discover more about the winning piece