The porthole, a symbol of travel and exploration, offers a privileged glimpse into the soul of the instrument, revealing the fascinating and mysterious world of the mechanics that give life to the sound. Each key on Nemo is coveredin FENIX NTM®, a materialthat is pleasant to the touch,anti-fingerprint, extremelyopaque and with thermalrepairability of surface micro-scratches.
The curved front is more than just an aesthetic element: it welcomes and envelops the sound, distributing it in a powerful and unprecedented way. Its shape is designed to embrace the musician, accompanying him in an immersive experience that leads him into the very heart of the piano.
Of all musical instruments, the ‘piano’ is perhaps the one that weaves the deepest and most all-embracing bond with the musician, involving him both physically and emotionally. Playing it is not just a technical act, but an immersive experience, almost an inner journey that transports the performer into a dimension where time and space dissolve. It is like being on the prow of a ship, challenging the infinite horizon, or at the controls of a spaceship, floating among the stars in a boundless exploration of sound.
‘Nemo’ was born precisely from these evocations, from the ambition to make the piano not just an instrument to be played, but an environment to be inhabited, a sensorial experience capable of amplifying the intensity of the relationship between the musician and the sound. Every curve, every design detail is designed to create total immersion, a profound dialogue between performer and instrument, taking the performer beyond the boundaries of traditional musical perception.
In 1291, the legend of the island of Murano was born, when the Doge of Venice decreed the transfer of all Venetian glassworks to the island. From that moment on, Murano became the beating heart of the art of glassmaking, the ‘non plus ultra’ of glassmaking, attracting monarchs, nobles, artists and intellectuals from every corner of the world. Thanks to unparalleled savoir-faire, the island established itself as the cradle of a refined and mysterious art, handed down through generations of glass masters.
The real treasure of Murano lies in the skilful hands of its Master Glassmakers, heirs to an ancient knowledge made up of precise gestures, jealously guarded secrets and a unique artistic sensitivity. It is they who master the fragility of glass, interpret the dance of fire and give life to works that capture light and colour with unrepeatable magic. Each Murano creation is not just an object, but a fragment of history, the result of centuries of experimentation and passion, a cultural heritage without equal in the world.
