I agree....mixed emotions on this. Lino asked for us to share this as he wants to remind people of the challenges and emotional investment in glassmaking
For every artist out there, every craftsperson, seeing this is hard. But it is a reassuring thing to know that even a maestro can have a failure. Take heart, it is the essence of creation.
Yes, it's more than an hour. I've been watching blown away (highly recommend), which is a competition show on netflix about glassmaking. They have 4-5 hrs to finish each challenge. One of the contestants took inspiration from Lino and it was not as close to this but she did it for 5 hrs. I think this one takes longer than 5 hrs based on the intricacy of the design, but it's Maestro Lino here that we're talking about so
I've watched a lot of the Corning Museum Glass and have always wondered how oftened and at times thought it was going to happen while I was watching them
+I Heart Lino It is, but Lino was glad to share this experience with others so that they appreciate the effort that goes in to glassmaking, and to demonstrate the fact that you never know what will happen to a masterpiece.
It's hard to watch this again. But Lino bounces back. All you can do is start the next piece and move on. You relive the moment in your mind for a few hours and then get over it. Glass breaks... all the time.
bro, anyone whos worked in the hot shop in that situation should be smart enough to have his hands under the piece until the transfer is complete.. totally that guys fault
Its unfortunate but its called being human. If you never beoke a piece or had anything crack in your career as a maker it means you are perfect and no one out there is.
No, It's not "just glass." It's art, unique art. There will never be another work like that. Each work of glass is as unique as a human. But it's an eye-opener to artists that their work can vanish. It's precious.
I just randomly looked up 'largest blown glass' here i am. This video gave me so much anxiety i'm going to go step outside. Feel terrible for the artist and those involved.
I think he said, “I push pipe like apprentice. I don’t have hit.” I think in the moment the piece just got too heavy for him and he knew he couldn’t be on the pipe himself.
I thought watching a fall wud be fun but it's really heart breaking a lot of work in these works of art
Yes. Glassmaking can be very painful at times. Lino wanted to remind people of this
My thoughts exactly 😅
I came here for a laugh and ended up feeling sad.
I agree....mixed emotions on this. Lino asked for us to share this as he wants to remind people of the challenges and emotional investment in glassmaking
Hah same! This comment made me happy again
For every artist out there, every craftsperson, seeing this is hard. But it is a reassuring thing to know that even a maestro can have a failure. Take heart, it is the essence of creation.
it was so sudden, even though I read that title, its kinda heart breaking to see that glass work shatter
It's sad but not the end it's the beginning of something new. Good work
It lookes liked it slipped out of his hands.
You can tell the guy with the gloves was burning up staying on the piece so long with his hands.
They need more people with gloves lol
Collect all the pieces and and put them in another vessel and create another new life from a broken one...this is art!
Great thinking
awe that was so sad I really hope one day he remakes it that was amazing looking
On the bright side the piece is forever preserved on video
kyolym this is true! Thanks for watching : )
1:24 this woman has serious skill.
Perversia you are correct, she had very serious skill
how long do they take to make? I'm guessing more than an hour.
Yes, it's more than an hour. I've been watching blown away (highly recommend), which is a competition show on netflix about glassmaking. They have 4-5 hrs to finish each challenge. One of the contestants took inspiration from Lino and it was not as close to this but she did it for 5 hrs. I think this one takes longer than 5 hrs based on the intricacy of the design, but it's Maestro Lino here that we're talking about so
Glassworkers, what’s a Boston wrap? The lady says it around 1:40.
I've watched a lot of the Corning Museum Glass and have always wondered how oftened and at times thought it was going to happen while I was watching them
holy shit the panic
Can 🧐they use the same glass , and melt it down again ,milked glue it together ?
All that beautiful work-feeling sad !
Damn he wanted to cry i heard that crackle in his voice
heartbreaking ..
+I Heart Lino It is, but Lino was glad to share this experience with others so that they appreciate the effort that goes in to glassmaking, and to demonstrate the fact that you never know what will happen to a masterpiece.
well, that was depressing
They stay remarkably calm
how to
make cullett...
The Olympics of glass blowing, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. 😢
Everybody okay? Can i let go???!!! Dude lets it GO!!😱😱😱😱😱😱
Well, shit happens.
You can depend on the worst always happening. Then all will be fair.
The stress of watching people run over to catch it but then… it’s hot!
is that guy holding it like some kind of hip dancing warrior just for the show?
No, it's actually really heavy and it's melted from where it's holding itself. So the "hip dancing" is an attempt to not fuck up the piece lol
Why don’t they have a fireproof pillow to put under it instead of bare concrete?
That was so stressful. There could totally be a show about competitive glass blowing tho.
There it! It’s called Blown Away on Netflix. There’s two seasons up
“Blown Away” is on Netflix,don’t know if it was there when you made this comment but I just started watching about a hour ago lol
@@loes3000 lmao I just came from a video about that show
That's so heartbreaking.
Oh shit I wouldn't like being that assistant
Rick Hapstley happens to the best of them!
Well done 👌 great job 👍
The young man that let ir fall down is a really foooool
It's hard to watch this again. But Lino bounces back. All you can do is start the next piece and move on. You relive the moment in your mind for a few hours and then get over it. Glass breaks... all the time.
So lets say it was finished, how much would it have been worth?
Lisbeth Santamaria 12 zillion blimflarks
23 shaved kittens
Lisbeth Santamaria 33 angry watermelons
Lisbeth Santamaria 17 orthodox Jewish wombats
Lisbeth Santamaria depends on the market really
2:43 pay by like
they are all heroes
I knew that was going to be hard to watch..... but damn!
at least nobody got hurt. i thought for sure that lady was going to get toasted.
bro, anyone whos worked in the hot shop in that situation should be smart enough to have his hands under the piece until the transfer is complete.. totally that guys fault
BigGReynolds79 ok shit happens
The other one ask if he can let it go, no answer and he went
Its unfortunate but its called being human. If you never beoke a piece or had anything crack in your career as a maker it means you are perfect and no one out there is.
Best work
This fucking gave me so much anxiety
At 2:43 basically all of my dreams .
That is called a floor model !
I thought I was gonna laugh out loud but damn…I almost cried :’(
That is commonly called a Floor Model !
That poor thing was doomed from the start. It just had to go somehow. Build on the ashes is what you do.
No one really seemed to be in charge....inevitable.
2:41 - The only job the guy had to do was to hold the god damn glasswork, but failed to hold it and let it just fell to the ground.
For everyone that has ever lost a piece of “Glass Art” on the garage floor. 💨
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Que lástima era una pieza divina, la mujer que interviene no supo dominar la situación ...sin comentarios
if it was that easy everyone would do it. You have to pick yourself up and get over it each time.
Once that thing fell my heart sank into the ocean floor🤣😂
SO STRESSFUL TO WATCH !
Oowch! It may be so painful 😭😢
This is actually breaking my heart...
The other end snapped and hazmat suit wasn't holding it
Wow they made Good job of trying to save that
It's just glass...start again!
2:42
They have to be careful.
Im sorry grandpa
They were a crack team, but now they've broken up.
2:41 play at .25 speed
Good ...over confidence
awwwwwwwwwwwwwww... when it. broke 💔 💔 💔 😢
it's just glass..... Let it goooooo !
shit happens sometimes ..
No, It's not "just glass." It's art, unique art. There will never be another work like that. Each work of glass is as unique as a human. But it's an eye-opener to artists that their work can vanish. It's precious.
chill out nigga
It costs thousands of $, let it go...
IF ALL YOU CARE ABOUT IS THE MONEY THEN FUCK ART
Came here for a laugh...
Got one LOLOLOLOLOL
Supercar crash compilations are good too
everything was fine until the old man came in?
it. happens.
I want to blow glass. I drop stuff and make a lot of mistakes. I'll be lucky if I only shatter half my pieces.
you had one job...
Can I let it go? NO, NO, NO... lets go
Old man tries to take control and gets cocky with his demanding and gets karma'd.
okay pops
So sad
😢😢😢
Really lino just doesnt have the strength in his arms ...noone wants to say it but that just what happened
i feel sad :(
Wow
Doh!
punty punty
Frick Frakkin frick
2:42, 2:43, 2:4OOOOOOHHHHH SHIT!!
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got to love old guys thinking they can still hack! lol..
Now you know what we machinists go through.
I just randomly looked up 'largest blown glass' here i am. This video gave me so much anxiety i'm going to go step outside. Feel terrible for the artist and those involved.
That guy was deffinetly at at fault
What shitty team work for such a dangerous job
I didn't like the colours anyway. Made me think of Cicadas 👩🔧🇺🇲🛠️🇷🇺
WORK NOT SKILLS...smh
LMAO
😱😱😱😢
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂
I think he said, “I push pipe like apprentice. I don’t have hit.” I think in the moment the piece just got too heavy for him and he knew he couldn’t be on the pipe himself.
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