Our more recent works with metal wires puts the accent on the idea of a transparent, less solid reality, reflecting on how the recent discoverings of quantum physics are changing our ideas about life.
Our strong perception of a clear, fixed and strong existence of the world around us is gradually changing with the spreading knowledge of the main concepts of quantum mechanics, describing how reality might be subtle and evanescent.
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The role of conscience/consciousness in fixing our reality is intriguing: reality exists because we think it does.
Using the wires for building our jewels, we explore the way our mind can reshape our perception of reality. Flowers, which existence is by itself delicate and evanescent, are a fascinating medium for representing that concept.
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Maltese Garden, placed second at the Craft Council Prize.
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December 2019