A tribute to one of the symbols of Hellenic culture, inspired by the famous Winged Victory of Samothrace, displayed at the Louvre in Paris. The figure of the winged woman is draped in a light chiton that, swept by the wind, clings to the body of the young goddess, revealing a play of folds and movements that enhance the dynamic effect of the sculpture. The mastery in reproducing the transparency and lightness of the work in glass lies in its *hic et nunc* creation — the seamless fluidity with which the glass master shapes the Victory in the furnace, without pauses or hesitation.