In my Notebooks the Sign was Born as Graphic Elaboration of a Noise, a Sound, a Word. Carla Riccoboni Guest of the Florence Jewellery Week 2020

Interview / Artists

Published: 09.04.2020

Set: Untitled by Carla Riccoboni.Silver 925 with heat white lacquering. 2020.ø 5 cm.Photo by: Alessandro Molinari.From series: Tavolette Madreforme series.Earrings and brooches.

Carla Riccoboni
Set: Untitled, 2020
Silver 925 with heat white lacquering
ø 5 cm
Photo by: Alessandro Molinari
From series: Tavolette Madreforme series
Earrings and brooches
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The Italian jewellery designer Carla Riccoboni will be one of the main guests of the Florence Jewellery Week 2020, a cultural event organized by Le Arti Orafe Jewellery School and completely devoted to contemporary body decoration. It will take place from 28^th May to 4^th June, located around the city, in historic buildings and art galleries. Particularly, Riccoboni’s jewels will be displayed in a solo exhibition in the Cartavetra Gallery in Via Maggio.

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In my Notebooks the Sign was Born as Graphic Elaboration of a Noise, a Sound, a Word. Carla Riccoboni Guest of the Florence Jewellery Week 2020

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