I am inspired by the lines and forms I see in elements of architecture, aiming to distil what I absorb from my surroundings. My practice is informed by exploring the shapes that come from the places I am inspired by, I belong to, and spend time in. I enjoy the process of finding repeating forms in the urban landscape and interpreting these through both worn and object pieces.

Influenced by modern and brutalist architecture especially a buildings’ gradual absorption into nature once abandoned, the neatness of these structural forms contrasted with their weather-y decay encapsulates my own feelings of change, and the finding of beauty in this process.

I enjoy exploring materials that play with the traditional ideas of jewellery. I find rusty steel, torn card or a chunk of concrete equally as exciting as the silver I use, allowing scope to explore different surfaces and colours.

Rosina Payan Pecorelli graduated in June 2025 from ECA Edinbough College of Art at University of Edinburgh in Jewellery and Silversmithing, School of Design - BA (Hons).

By presenting her graduate show's project at London New Designers in summer 2025, she has been shortlisted and won the AGC Space for innovation award, joining the association as an emerging talent.