Who we are

My pieces are my way of reflecting, with irony, on human frailties and on those contrasting wishes of revealing, hiding and disguising oneself that each of us feels.

My work finds inspiration from the Japanese sense of beauty, that is ‘beauty of form that nature not artifice creates’ and the ‘vitality of nature’.

I wanted to go beyond what had already been done by the ancients, while at the same time keeping vestiges of the jewelry produced by Etruscan goldsmiths. It initially started from the idea of granulation but developed very quickly into a contemporary variant.

My passion is to find a form that combines concept, function and beauty.

The jewelry pieces I make are hand-made, and for most one of a kind.

In collaboration with a passionate skateboarder I created a unisex jewelry line transforming a mechanical-looking bearing into a fine piece of jewelry.