At Agape, glass is not just a surface to be worked on, but a substance to be listened to. It is a material that moves across functions and categories: mirror, partition, basin, filter. It never allows itself to be fully defined, but in every project, it opens a new dialogue—between light and space, between gesture and matter.With Massicci, glass ceases to be transparency and becomes volume. Designed by Marco Zito, this basin is born from molten glass poured into a mould, left to cool slowly until it finds its form—a dense, compact presence, shaped by time and temperature.Its surfaces, irregular and gently faceted, are not an intended effect but a physical consequence of the process. The glass was not drawn: it was allowed to be. From this essentiality comes an object that, in its simplicity, captures light, holds it, and speaks with the surrounding space in an ever-changing way.