Lucilla Giovanninetti

Jeweller

Published: 29.11.2018

Lucilla Giovanninetti

: Via Rovetta 6
20127 - Milan
ITALY

: Website EANDARE; Facebook EANDARE

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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Arriccia, 2018
Viscose, resin.
21 x 50 x 4.5 cm

Part of the exhibition Walking treasures 3.

Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Calla, 2018
Viscose, resin, silver.
5 x 5 x 2.4cm

Part of the exhibition Walking treasures 3.

Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Petali, 2017
Viscose.
47 x 30 x 4.5cm

Part of the exhibition Walking treasures 3.

Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Collana da Muro, 2016
Viscose, resin, bronze.
80 x 30 x 5 cm

Part of the exhibition Walking treasures 3.

Lucilla Giovanninetti
Ring: Smile, 2016
Silver 925, resin.
From series: Amulets
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Ring: Calla, 2015
Bronze.
3 x 1.8 x 1.4 cm

Part of the exhibition Walking treasures 3.

Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Arricciata, 2015
Viscose, silver.
90 x 30 x 3 cm

Part of the exhibition Walking treasures 3.

Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Boa, 1992
Cotton.
120 x 17 x 3 cm
From series: Amulets
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Flutti, 2017
Viscose, resin, silver.
44 x 28 x 4 cm
Photo by: Lucilla Giovanninetti
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Ring: Cespuglio, 2002
Bronze and viscose.
2.1 x 2.2 x 4 cm
Photo by: Lucilla Giovanninetti
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Arricciata, 2013
Viscose, resin.
25 x 32 x 3.5 cm
Photo by: Lucilla Giovanninetti
From series: Stone
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Brooch: Petroleum, 2016
Polyester, resin, brass.
Brooch made of polyester fabric stiffened with dermo - compatible resin.
The surface, move and glossy, draws the oil, from which the polyester is made
8 x 8 x 3 cm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Pendant: Secret, 2015
Bronze, hold embroidery
4 cm diameter
From series: Stich after stich
Charm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Pendant: Passage 1, 2015
Bronze, sewing thread, resin
6 x 4.4 x 1.5 cm
From series: Stich after stich
Charm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Ring: Remember 2, 2015
Bronze, hold embroidery, resin
2 x 2 x 2 cm
From series: Stich after stich
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Pendant: Passage 2, 2015
Bronze, sewing thread
4 x 4 x 0.8 cm
From series: Stich after stich
Charm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Pendant: Depth, 2016
Bronze, sewing thread, resin
6 x 0.8 x 0.5 cm
From series: Stich after stich
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Necklace by Lucilla Giovanninetti presented at Creativity Contest 2014

Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Clasp!, 1996
Cotton
106 x 10 x 3 cm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Baloo, 2001
Cotton
38 x 28 x 6 cm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Petalo rosso, 2008
Cotton, silver, viscose
23 x 18 x 5 cm
(for “Filorosso”, exhibition, Muggia)
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Pendant: Segreto, 2009
Silver, viscose
28 x 5 x 5 cm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Necklace: Nuvole, 2011
Cotton, brass
89 x 20 x 15 cm
(for “Collezione Italiana 150 mani”, exhibition, Torino)
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Pendant: N° 2, 2012
Silver, viscose, resin, brass
56 x 14 x 10 cm
(for “Joya 2012” exhibition, Barcelona)
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Pendant: Nº 1, 2012
Viscose, silk, resin, silver
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Pendant: Refolded, 2013
Viscose, resin, silver
30 x 10 x 5 cm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Pendant: Manta, 2013
Viscose, resin, silver
44 x 12 x 7 cm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Bracelet: Volo, 2013
Viscose, resin, silver
15 x 12 x 5 cm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Brooch: Ciaf!, 2013
Viscose, resin
13 x 11 x 4 cm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Pendant: Tremito, 2013
Viscose, silk, resin, bronze
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Bracelet: Virgola, 2013
Viscose, resin, silver
10 x 8 x 2 cm
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Lucilla Giovanninetti
Ring: Ops, 2013
Viscose, resin, silver
3 x 2 x 2 cm
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Statement

My interest in jewelry goes back to my years at the university when I began to study it from a historical and iconographic point of view. As a I deepened my knowledge both on a stylistic and formal level. Over the years I have taught history of jewelry in several design schools but I have also enjoyed following the design of the students, and by doing so I have learned how to work with materials such as metals, wax and glaze.

For several years now my research has been oriented towards a possible bond between metal and fabric, butlately the fabric has become the key player, hardened by resin, to obtain large volumes which are consistent but very light.

My interest lies with the design process, starting from the flat shape cut from the fabric that then gets painted, elaborated upon, sewn and hardened with resin. I am truly fascinated by the wonder behind the material; its lightness,its chromatic processing, and at times its unpleasant aesthetics.

CV

Lucilla Giovanninetti, Milan, Italy.

Education:
1988 Modern Literature Degree, with an artistic specialization. State University of Milan. | Post-graduate specialization for “Fashion Industry Professionals”. State University of Bologna

Other Training:
Fondazione Durini di Milano Course in painting techniques
Scuola Civica del Comune di Milano Course in modelling
CISST (Centro Italiano per lo Studio della Storia del Tessuto) Sezione Lombardia. Course in “Fashion and its materials: From the ancient regime to the empire”
Regione Lombardia. Evening course for leather goods dealers
Scuola Orafa Ambrosiana, Milano. Goldsmith’s art, enamel decoration, wax.

Exhibitions:
2013 “Bijoux d’autore” Casalmaggiore, Museo del Bijou | “Gioielli in fermento” Torrefornello, Ziano Piacentino | “Ring party”, Treviso | “Ridefinire il gioiello”, Milano | “Venice design week”, Venezia | “Design da indossare”, Milano
2012 “Macef, Designer Club” | Fuorisalone, Spazio L’ISA, Milano | “Gioielli in fermento – Premio Torre Fornello” | “This is bijou” Roma, Museo Boncompagni Ludovisi | “Macef – Creazioni Lab” | “This is bijou” Casalmaggiore, Museo del Bijou | Galleria Rossini, Milano | “Eandare X2 gioielli al maschile” - Spazio L’Isa, Milano | “Bijoux d’autore”, Roma | “Sentieri” Milano, Uroburo | “Natura Donna Impresa” Spazio Asti, Milano | “OnOff”, Padova | Galleria Terre rare, Bologna | “Christmas Design Market” Ansaldo, Milano | “Filo Rosso”, Muggia
2011 “Ring party – Gioiello contemporaneo in mostra” | “Giocatholi”, Cagliari | “Macef, Designer Club” | “Forma vs Materia” Torino | Personale – Spazio Ferro Milano
2010 "Natura e artificio", Livorno | "Bijoux d'autore", Roma | Spazio Nibe, Milano | Spazio Qui arte, Piacenza | “Filo rosso 2”, Muggia | “Mediterraneità”, Monza | "Futili gioielli", Firenze | "Bijoux d'autore", Roma | Spazio Qui arte, Piacenza | Manifattura Milano, Milano | Spazio “Il ferro”, Milano | “Vestiti”, Cagliari
2009 "Lussuria: la sensualità e il fascino del gioiello", Lodi | "SPOSIdesigner", Vaprio d'Adda | October - "L'oggetto fatto ad arte", Monza | "Bijoux d'autore", Roma | "F-utili gioielli", Firenze | Spazio “Il ferro”, Milano
2008 "Filo rosso", Muggia

Teaching Experience:
2012 IED MODA LAB Istituto Europeo del Design, Milan, Italy, “Jewelry Design” course
June 2002 – June 2003 IED MODA LAB Istituto Europeo del Design, Milan, Italy, Coordinator of the three year “Jewelry Design” course. Coordinator of the first English language edition “One year Jewelry Design” course. Coordinator of the first English language edition “Summer Jewelry Design” course.
April 1995- 2002 Istituto Europeo del Design di Milano. “Custom Jewelry and Accessories” class teacher:
Historical and artistic study of goldsmith production throughout the ages; research and analysis of the most current fashion and design trends.
1999 – 2000 European Fashion School, Milan, Italy– Fashion Stylist course. Teacher of classes for accessories planning and analysis.
October 1991 – 1994 “Arte design tecnica” in Milan, Italy ; specialization in “Jewelry Design”. Teacher of the jewelry planning and manufacturing course.

Member of AGC
Currently developing my own men’s and women’s silver, brass, bronze and fabric jewelry collection, EANDARE.
EANDARE complements the human form, researching wearable and and sometimes voluminous shapes and experimenting with fabric as a malleable new material.
November 1992- July 2007
Designed and produced own custom jewelry and accessories collection under the label
LUCILLA GI for retail in high end domestic and foreign clothing stores.
Developed my own ladies wear collection from size 42 to 54 (US size 8 to 20) , different in style from the traditional “full size” concept.
1996 – 2000 Designed and built exclusive custom jewelry and accessories collections for major clothing/leather goods/ beauty product companies.
June 1994 Writer of a critical essay and of other analytical writings for “Vacationing in Milan” , a book about 18th century French literature on travels to Italy. Its results have been exhibited at the Milan City Library show, in June 1994.
Design planning of metal custom jewelry and of leather goods parts and hardware.

Publications

2010 F-utili per Emergency, Firenze | Vestiti! , Cagliari | Natura e Artificio, Livorno, Museo di Storia Naturale
2011 Forma vs Materia, Torino, Galleria Cristiani | F-utili per Emergency, Firenze | Vogue Accessory - September
2012 This is Bijou!, Vicenza - Roma - Casalmaggiore | Filo Rosso, Muggia | Vogue Accessory - March and September
2013 F-utili, Firenze | Ridefinire il gioiello, Milano | AD

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: Via Rovetta 6
20127 - Milan
ITALY

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