Jungmitglied
Flora Pagliarani
Portfolio
Archeologia Familiare
Client: HEAD Genève
Droits: Flora Pagliarani/Photos: Giorgia Filipponi
Durée: 2025 - 2026
This collection originates from inherited family jewelry: objects passed down through generations, sometimes damaged, incomplete, or no longer functional, yet still carrying strong emotional value. Through a process of observation and transformation, each piece is reinterpreted and encapsulated in blown glass, a material that preserves and reveals traces of the past. In some cases, the glass form evokes the original object. In others, it extends its story through new forms shaped by the possibilities of the material itself. The project adopts an experimental approach to both glass and pre-existing jewelry, creating an ongoing process of research and discovery in which each intervention opens up new formal and narrative possibilities, suggesting new relationships with the body. While their appearance changes, the pieces retain their original function, exploring the idea that memories, like objects, remain tied to a specific place even as their form evolves. Through transparency and material transformation, the project seeks to make visible the fragile yet persistent nature of memory.
Client: HEAD Genève
Droits: Flora Pagliarani/Photos: Giorgia Filipponi
Durée: 2025 - 2026
This collection originates from inherited family jewelry: objects passed down through generations, sometimes damaged, incomplete, or no longer functional, yet still carrying strong emotional value. Through a process of observation and transformation, each piece is reinterpreted and encapsulated in blown glass, a material that preserves and reveals traces of the past. In some cases, the glass form evokes the original object. In others, it extends its story through new forms shaped by the possibilities of the material itself. The project adopts an experimental approach to both glass and pre-existing jewelry, creating an ongoing process of research and discovery in which each intervention opens up new formal and narrative possibilities, suggesting new relationships with the body. While their appearance changes, the pieces retain their original function, exploring the idea that memories, like objects, remain tied to a specific place even as their form evolves. Through transparency and material transformation, the project seeks to make visible the fragile yet persistent nature of memory.
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Flora Pagliarani