In my jewels the search for space is fundamental. They come from primary forms and geometric patterns that repeat and vary in a spatial relationship tending to enhance the contrast between fullness and emptyness, material and colour. The lines are well-defined and clean, and pigments give them meaning, generating contrasts and materiality. An opposition is created between the formal rigidity and the material use of the colour. It is a dialogue where the materials harmonize into geometric shapes.
