Lluís Comín Vilajosana
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MunichJewelleryWeek2019
MunichJewelleryWeek2018
Published: 16.04.2019
lluiscomin.comRing: The Magic Mountain 1, 2018
Silver, gold, lapizlazuli.
2 x 3 x 4.5 cm
From series: The Magic Mountain
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Brooch: The Magic Mountain 2, 2018
Silver, gold, lapizlazuli.
7 x 5.5 x 2.5 cm
From series: The Magic Mountain
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Brooch: The Magic Mountain 6, 2019
Silver, gold, lapizlazuli, wood, copper.
9.5 x 8.5 x 2.5 cm
From series: The Magic Mountain
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Bracelet: The Magic Mountain 10, 2019
Silver, gold, lapizlazuli, copper.
7 x 8.5 x 7 cm
From series: The Magic Mountain
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Brooch: The Magic Mountain 12, 2019
Silver, gold, lapizlazuli, wood.
6 x 7.5 x 2.5 cm
From series: The Magic Mountain
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Interview with Lluís Comín Vilajosana by Tamagit
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Brooch: Barcino 2, 2017
Silver, gold, steel, jasper of montjuic.
9 x 9 x 1.5 cm
From series: Barcino
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Brooch: Barcino 7, 2017
Silver, gold, bronze, steel, jasper of montjuic.
9.5 x 5 x 3.5 cm
From series: Barcino
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Ring: Barcino 15, 2018
Silver, gold, japser montjuic.
3.5 x 3 x 3 cm
From series: Barcino
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Necklace: Reconstructions 5, 2017
Silver, bronze, lapis lazuli
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Brooch: Reconstructions 6, 2017
Silver, lapis lazuli.
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Brooch: Reborn, 2016
Silver, gold, riolita of moixeró
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From series: Ithaca
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Necklace: Equilibrium, 2016
Silver, gold, lapis lazuli
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Brooch: Counterweight, 2016
Silver, gold, riolita of moixeró
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From series: Ithaca
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Ring: Sea Flower, 2016
Silver, gold, wood, enamel
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From series: Ithaca
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Brooch: New Outbreak, 2016
Silver, gold, wood, ethiopian Opal
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From series: Ithaca
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Brooch: New Horizons, 2016
Silver, gold, lichen
From series: Ithaca
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Necklace: Keeping the Secret, 2015
Silver, gold, wood
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From series: Ithaca
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Bracelet: Coloso Falled, 2015
Silver, lapis lazuli, bronze
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From series: Ithaca
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Brooch: Still Making Road, 2015
Gold, silver, coral, enamel
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From series: Ithaca
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Brooch: Storm Rumors, 2015
Silver, gold
From series: Ithaca
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Necklace: Soul Reflections, 2014
Gold, silver, copper, ebony
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From series: The Memory Mosaic
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Brooch: Re-Marked, 2014
Silver, gold, lichen
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From series: The Memory Mosaic
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Brooch: Tempus Fugit, 2014
Silver, gold, clock sphere
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From series: The Memory Mosaic
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Brooch: Cracked, 2014
Silver, gold, enamel.
Photo by: Lluís Comín Vilajosana
From series: The Memory Mosaic
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Lluís Comín Vilajosana, was born in Barcelona in November 14, 1958. He learns a trade and the art in the jewellery workshop of his father. Degree in gemmology with the specialty in diamonds by the University of Barcelona, by the Gemmological Association of Great Britain and in jewelry by the Massana School.
Statement
From a young age, it was clear that I wanted to make a type of jewelry that was not merely ornamental. The jewel is my way of expressing myself artistically with total liberdat, the only condition is that it is related and can be used by a person. I usually work with series, I never know how many pieces, I stop when I think that I have nothing else to say on the subject. I try to create a symbiosis between the jewel and its wearer, so that the two become rich. I feel like a filter trying to express the nuances of the world from my point of view. Few contemporary jewelers come from a family tradition and I was lucky enough to learn the trade with my father and now it is my daughter Elena who learns from me, I feel like the link of a very old chain that transmits ancestral knowledge.CV 
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