Sasso

Giorgio Vigna Sasso, 2015 Mixed media, copper, and silver magnetic bracelet Inner diameter 6.5 cm, outer diameter 11.5 cm circa Unique and signed The use of copper for its aesthetic value has been linked since ancient times to the production of jewellery: fine examples are the pieces designed and made by Giorgio Vigna.  All of these wonderful pieces have reference to nature: rocks, pebbles, stones, shelves.  Incredibly light in weight, they become part of your body and naturally adorns it.  Vigna manipulates copper in its multiplicity of variations in colour and oxidation. Over the copper, you’ll find layers of silver, gold, glass forming new forms that tell a story or reveal a new beauty of nature.  Another originality of these pieces, is the presence of strong magnets that substitute the clasp or the needle. The brooches can be used on light fabrics as well as on thick coats and furs. They are also very beautiful as suspended pendants or buckles. 

Enrico Castellani Superficie, 2013 18kt yellow satin gold bracelet 6.7 x 6.6 cm Edition of 12 Signed and numbered Make it Yours ♥ Since the late 1950’s Enrico Castellani’s work has been characterized by striking relief structures called Superficie. The jewellery project came to life in 2012/2013, using a hammer and a chisel, the artist has created bracelets and necklaces made in three different colours of gold. The geometrical patterns created in these jewels alternate positive and negative space and establish a strong interplay between light and shadow.

Rebecca Horn Medusa 2014 ammonites, 22kt yellow gold, 18kt yellow gold, leather bracelet unique and signed

Enrico Castellani Superficie, 2012 18kt white gold bracelet 6.7 x 6.6 cm Edition of 12 Signed and numbered Make it Yours ♥ Since the late 1950’s Enrico Castellani’s work has been characterized by striking relief structures called Superficie. The jewellery project came to life in 2012/2013, using a hammer and a chisel, the artist has created bracelets and necklaces made in three different colours of gold. The geometrical patterns created in these jewels alternate positive and negative space and establish a strong interplay between light and shadow.

Enrico Castellani Superficie, 2012 18kt rose gold bracelet 6.7 x 6.6 cm Edition of 12 Signed and numbered Since the late 1950’s Enrico Castellani’s work has been characterized by striking relief structures called Superficie. The jewellery project came to life in 2012/2013, using a hammer and a chisel, the artist has created bracelets and necklaces made in three different colours of gold. The geometrical patterns created in these jewels alternate positive and negative space and establish a strong interplay between light and shadow.

Ute Decker Curvature, 2014 100% recycled sterling silver arm sculpture unique within the series initialled and hallmarked   The wearable sculptures by the internationally acclaimed architectural artist Ute Decker are a meditation on the richness of simplicity. She sculpts space, movement, volume and a subtle texture into a carefully composed interplay of light and shadow with a richly evocative sense of space and story. This essential purity is typical of her work in its minimalism and attention to detail.  

Carla Accardi Bracciale, 1998 18kt yellow gold cuff with 9kt diamonds Unique and signed   Carla Accardi was one of the founding members of Forma I movement, which went beyond the field of abstract geometrical lines. In the context of the artist’s experimentation with light, the striking transition from the cold sparkle of diamonds to the soft, warm hues of gold (white and yellow) the jewellery series were designed. In 1949, in collaboration with the noted Italian jeweler Antonia Cazzaniga, a gold brooch and pair of earrings were made with diamonds and corals. In 1998 in collaboration with a noted jeweler from Rome, Accardi realized a series of jewellery whose motifs echoed the artist’s abstract forms. These pieces included a pair of round earrings, a necklace and a bracelet were made in unique or in edition of 2 using onyx and diamonds or gold and diamonds. In 2004, the artist designed a series of a ring, a pendant and earrings in white gold, diamonds and onyx, recreating her black on white works on canvas and Sicofoil plastic.

Giorgio Vigna Filo 2012

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