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White Charms

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White Charms

A unique wall piece. A carefully orchestrated composition of small objects vying for your attention.

Turquoise Charms

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Turquoise Charms

A unique wall piece. A carefully orchestrated composition of small objects vying for your attention.

The Instant

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The Instant

A unique wall piece of a couple. Is it the instant right before they kiss or have they just kissed and are separating?

Sting

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Sting

A ceramic candelabra with thorns. The merging of the natural world with the industrial one.

Post Stamps

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Post Stamps

These two unique glass panels are titled ‘Pianto soldi, crescono patate’ – ‘I sow money and harvest potatoes’ and ‘Sopra le bombe’ – ‘On top of the rockets’.

Meteorite 19189

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Meteorite 19189

In 1991 the German astronomer Dr. Freimut Boerngen discovered Asteroid 19189 in the main belt of the solar system. This asteroid was named after Antonio Stradivarius. Asked to create a piece for the exhibition ‘8 Variations for Stradivarius’ at the Civic Museum of Cremona, I imagined that a fragment of this asteroid would travel through space and land into the birth city of the eminent luthier. A metal meteorite crammed with violins and shimmering with stardust falls onto our planet to celebrate the genius of Antonio Stradivarius whose instruments are still the subject of study and research after hundreds of years.

Surfaces of mirrored steel with the insertion of ceramic craters enamelled with platinum in the third firing.