TRAGA

From the Through the Eyes Of Vol. 4 series

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Presenting: Juliana Gómez Ocampo x Gaelle Bon - Green and violet essay
Playing with color, the body, and light, we explore the tension between object and abstraction, giving rise to a landscape that playfully frames the object.

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Presenting: Valentina Zanchettin x Irene Guastella - Bounded in my Glass Bubble
This is my safe place, where I can be whatever I like, reshaping both the environment and the essence of who I am. At times it feels challenging to expand it or to break free from it, but I will do my best to unlock everything I am capable of becoming.

From the Through the Eyes Of Vol. 4 series

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Presenting: Veronica Lascaro - Shaping Light
A visual exploration on transparency and light through the Mario Mug, reinterpreted in three visual variations, in which glass, through refractions and reflections, creates a continuous dialogue between form, surface, and perception. Transparency becomes matter, light reveals its forms.

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Presenting: Riccardo Androni - Let Design Go Wild
Designed to contain, yet open to the unexpected. In this series, TRAGA glasses are reimagined as small, controlled environments where water and reflections shape the space, as Carl and Coco introduce movement, instinct, and play. A minimal object turns into a site of tension between control and instinct.

Over the next days, we’ll share the works from Through The Eyes Of Vol. 4 — a collaboration between TRAGA and a group of visual artists reinterpreting the Mario Mug through their own creative lens.

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Presenting: Michael Gardenia - Twin Ritual
From the twin seeds of a cherry to the infinite reflections of a shared ritual. A different point of view, exploring the space where tradition meets conversation.

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Presenting: Stefania Zanetti - Soft Rituals
Soft Rituals explores intimacy through small alchemical gestures. Through glass, steam, reflections and liquid light, I drift through private rituals, mixing delicate infusions and carving out fleeting moments filled with a fulfilling depth.

Aperitivo with TRAGA × Apothéke Alimentare

For Milan Design Week 2026, TRAGA presented the 'Podio' collection at . Five glass colourways paired with five food bites sourced by Apothéke Alimentare—each chosen to reflect the temperature, weight, and atmosphere of the Podio Glass. A sensory exploration of the collection through natural wine and kombucha.

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