Collect/Connect. Contemporary Jewellery by Julie Decubber and Stefania Lucchetta
Exhibition
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06 Oct 2020
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03 Oct 2021
Published: 02.12.2020
Musée des Arts Décoratifs
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- Curator:
- Dominique Forest, Karine Lacquemant, Valeria Accornero
- Management:
- Olivier Gabet

The Musée des Arts Décoratifs will take part in the triannual Parcours Bijoux 2020 series of events and exhibitions by presenting original pieces from jewellery designers, Julie Decubber and Stefania Lucchetta. Displayed in the Galerie des Bijoux, which offers an unequalled panorama for this field, both artists’ creations spring from two very different fields of research, which both address contemporary concerns.
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Julie Decubber, Stefania Lucchetta
The Collect / Connect. Contemporary Jewellery exhibition reveals the most recent explorations and showcases the formal audacity of contemporary jewellery.
Stefania Lucchetta is a pioneer in the usage of 3D modeling software and prototyping machines in the field of jewellery. For nearly twenty years, she has used these novel technologies to produce complex forms that are impossible to achieve through traditional techniques. Titanium, her preferred material, allows her to combine lightness and expressivity. The fifteen pieces of jewellery presented on view are true sculptures in miniature form: her earlier geometric and abstract structures evolve, in more recent pieces produced for the exhibition, into organic sculptures closer to shapes found in nature.
Julie Decubber continues to immerse her work into the eclectic world of contemporary ceramics. Fifteen ceramic artists supplied her with their rejected waste: endangered materials intended to be destroyed. Julie Decubber celebrates them by creating a collection of “jewelstories”, using their shards as materials, revealing the personalities of the ceramic artists with overlaying her own, as exquisite relics. In turning them into jewels, these fragments take on new, intimate significance. Halfway between jewellery and documentary, the exhibition is immersed in a soundscape recorded during the encounters between the designer and the artists.
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Sunday, 11 am - 6 pm.
Thursday, 11 am - 9 pm. Only for temporary exhibitions.
For more information please check the exhibition page at Musée des Arts Décoratifs website.
Stefania Lucchetta is a pioneer in the usage of 3D modeling software and prototyping machines in the field of jewellery. For nearly twenty years, she has used these novel technologies to produce complex forms that are impossible to achieve through traditional techniques. Titanium, her preferred material, allows her to combine lightness and expressivity. The fifteen pieces of jewellery presented on view are true sculptures in miniature form: her earlier geometric and abstract structures evolve, in more recent pieces produced for the exhibition, into organic sculptures closer to shapes found in nature.
Julie Decubber continues to immerse her work into the eclectic world of contemporary ceramics. Fifteen ceramic artists supplied her with their rejected waste: endangered materials intended to be destroyed. Julie Decubber celebrates them by creating a collection of “jewelstories”, using their shards as materials, revealing the personalities of the ceramic artists with overlaying her own, as exquisite relics. In turning them into jewels, these fragments take on new, intimate significance. Halfway between jewellery and documentary, the exhibition is immersed in a soundscape recorded during the encounters between the designer and the artists.
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Sunday, 11 am - 6 pm.
Thursday, 11 am - 9 pm. Only for temporary exhibitions.
For more information please check the exhibition page at Musée des Arts Décoratifs website.
Musée des Arts Décoratifs
- Website Musée des Arts Décoratifs
- Facebook Musée des Arts Décoratifs
- Instagram Musée des Arts Décoratifs
- Phone:
- +33 (0) 1 44 55 57 50
- Curator:
- Dominique Forest, Karine Lacquemant, Valeria Accornero
- Management:
- Olivier Gabet
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