Re-worked objects and jewellery

It is a love affair. I am a collector, a collector who loves. Something. A presence I can only describe as a nerve. “It has something.” That “something” depends, it can be  a grand piece of furniture, tiny glass beads, heavy cotton, paper-thin glass, thick mouth-blown forms, failed artworks, a perfect clash of colors.

I never search. I am always searching. There is a feeling, like that of an antique dealers store, lives lived, human destinies embedded in every object. In joy, and in fragments. An energy of history that awakens something within me. And sometimes I discover something irresistible, yet broken, something that would have otherwise ended up in the recycled gold section.

Now, we preserve its essence, reshape it, and transform it into something beautiful, an object, a piece of jewellery that carries its ancestral story forward.

The first objects are launched in the autumn.