Fabrizio Tridenti: Hard Wear Beauty

Totemic spaces but also unknown mechanisms from another future or world: Fabrizio Tridenti’s jewel sculptures seem dancing Waltzer – to use a reference from Kubrick’s films – like spacecrafts around the orbit of a planet, light and suspended like ballet dancers in a perfect dynamic balance of tension and implosion.
Bianca Cappello


Italy has what could be defined as a “peculiar” situation when it comes to jewellery, in the sense that, as opposed to furniture design and fashion for example, most of the production is very traditional, ….Those fortunate enough to have studied at the School of Padua followed the Masters who taught there and, in most cases, later enjoyed international recognition, but for those who did not, there was no hope, or so it seemed.
Fabrizio Tridenti is living proof that anything is possible. … 
Rita Marcangelo


…There is always something suspended, unsaid, unfinished, to give space to people wearing them, but also to preserve the freedom and poetry of nature, the essence of matter. In the world of contemporary jewellery, specially in Italy, this is quite rare…. 
Alba Cappellieri


Texts by:
Roberta Bernabei, Professor of Silversmithing and Jewellery Department, Loughborough University
Alba Cappellieri, Professor of Jewellery Design,Politecnico di Milano
Bianca Cappello, Jewellery Historian and indipendent curator in Milan
Ivan D’Alberto, MAAAC Director, Pescara
Rita Marcangelo, Director Alternatives Gallery, Rome, Chairman and co-founder of agc, Associazione Gioiello Contemporaneo
Antonio Zimarino, Independent Contemporary Art Critic and Curator in Pescara

Interview by Rafael von Uslar Art Historian and Independant Curator in Berlin. 


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