I'm Venezuelan. Seventeen years ago I moved to Buenos Aires (Argentina), my first daughter was born and I started my Contemporary Jewelry Brand, all at the same time.
My methodology for designing comes from bioarchaeology since this was my first professional training. My materials, and my color palette refers to the Caribbean, the place where I grew up.
Architecture, abstraction, and synthesis are part of my language. I remove everything unnecessary from the piece, leaving only the mínimum needed to open a dialogue. When I get these objects -my pieces- materialized, I imagine myself extremely small, walking into these objects as if it were an architectural space, a world made of colors and shapes... the world as I see it.

I am concerned about sustainability, so I think, design and elaborate lasting products from their materiality (quality) and from their aesthetics (independence of fashion and trends), with the aim of extending their useful life to the maximum.
From the productive processes, I look up to the optimization of the raw material, reducing waste, and taking care of the leftovers for reuse in the elaboration of unique pieces. This is where my archaeologist background takes place... I find remains, discarded fragments of my own processes and I rebuild them into new jewels.

For the past 17 years, my brand has been seen in the most important galleries, stores, and design events of the local scene, and all of my products have received the Official Argentine Good Design Hallmark (Sello Buen Diseño), an endorsement of the Argentine Department of Industry that recognizes and rewards national products for standing out in terms of innovation and quality.
My products are sold in Museum Shops, Contemporary Jewelry Galleries and Concept Stores in Argentina, the United States, UK, Spain, Netherlands, Germany, France, Brazil, Switzerland, Luxembourg, among others. If you're interested in selling my products in your store, please get in touch!

Paula
www.paulapizani.com