​"Landscape" is a jewelry collection about territories that cannot be mapped.

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Each piece is born from an unrepeatable process: silver reticulation. Under the action of fire, the metal destabilizes, contracts, rises, and fractures, generating unexpected reliefs—like maps formed from pure matter. Mountains, cliffs, shorelines, or ocean floors emerge spontaneously, without sketches, without total control. The silver decides.

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The resulting textures evoke natural landscapes seen from above or up close: sharp ridges, eroded stone, waves frozen in motion. In some pieces, semi-precious stones become points of color that complete these fragile territories—turquoise tones recalling a foaming sea, shades of brown and gray suggesting soil, rock, earth, or wind-beaten coastlines.​

 

The collection also includes pieces in which reticulated silver enters into dialogue with painting. Fragments of landscape are hand-painted in watercolor, acrylic, or oil, then immortalized in epoxy resin, becoming transparent layers of memory and color. These painted surfaces function as windows into an inner landscape—a place filtered through emotion, gesture, and time—set in contrast with the raw, unpredictable materiality of the metal.

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"Landscape" does not represent a specific place, but rather the state between gaze, matter, and emotion. It is about the way nature repeats itself through structures, about controlled chaos, about the beauty that emerges when the process is allowed to breathe.

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"Landscape" is about wearing a territory that belongs to no one, yet can be recognized by anyone.

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Each piece of jewelry is a wearable fragment of landscape—a form born from fire, pigment, and chance, unique and unrepeatable, like a moment in nature.​

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