NoteMy interest in jewelry goes back to my years at the university when I began to study it from a historical and iconographic point of view. As a I deepened my knowledge both on a stylistic and formal level. Over the years I have taught history of jewelry in several design schools but I have also enjoyed following the design of the students. I have learned how to work with materials such as metals, wax and glaze.
For several years now my research has been oriented towards a possible bond between metal and fabric, but lately the fabric has become the key player, hardened by resin, to obtain large volumes which are consistent but very light. My interest lies with the design process, starting from the flat shape cut from the fabric that then gets painted, elaborated upon, sewn and hardened with resin. I am truly fascinated by the wonder behind the material; its lightness, its chromatic processing, and at times its unpleasant aesthetics.
