Stained-glass windows in the Chapel of San Giuseppe in the Church of Santa Maria Assunta in Turro in Milan.

Thousands of people come from all over the world; migrations of people, everyone with its own culture, with its own language, with its own religion and its own prayer. We often disown all about them and we often don’t manage to have relationship, building insurmountable walls. Scares. I thought that it was right to dedicate a work on some of their religions, some of those even older than ours. It is not a exhaustive work but, for sure, it was conceived with respect and appreciation.

This work is made of four glass façades set into an iron structure with an obelisk shape with a square base (1 mt x 5 mt high). The first three façades show the three monotheistic religions: Christianity with a red background, Hebraism with a yellow background, Islam with a green background. The fourth façade, with blue background, shows the five most important polytheistic religions: Buddhism, Hinduism, Confucianism, Shintoism and Animism. Each façade is made of four historiated stained-glass windows made of blown glass, manufactured according to the ancient method and set in Visarm shatterproof glasses doubleglaze. The work of art is backlighted with natural low consumption refraction light. All the structure is easily transportable and can be placed both indoor or outdoor