PICCE was selected by jurors Edward Cabral and Biba Schutz for inclusion in SNAG’s in-person Scrumptious: Jewelry as Nourishment exhibition + sale at New York City Jewelry Week! The exhibition + sale will be held at the Steuben Gallery at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn alongside several other exhibitions.
Come to the Opening Reception and Juror’s Talk sponsored by SNAG Metalsmith. Everyone is welcome to these free events.
Scrumptious: Jewelry as Nourishment is an exhibition of work that plays on our craving for beauty, indulgence, and sustenance.
Jewelry satiates a primal hunger, offering a dazzling treat for our eyes and recipe for sumptuous self-expression.
The exhibition features jewelry that entices the viewer and seduces the wearer through a feast of decedent materials, delicious surfaces, and luscious juicy color.
Experiencing FOMO because you are unable to try the PICCE bracelet on in-person? The entire Scrumptious: Jewelry as Nourishment Exhibition will be viewable & shoppable online from Nov 18, 2024 – Jan 15, 2025
In-Person Exhibition Dates & Details
| November 18 | Visit the online exhibition + sale starting now! |
| November 18 – 24 | Come view in-person during NYCJW @ Steuben Gallery of the Pratt Institute, 200 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn, NY |
| November 18 | Opening Reception @ Steuben Gallery 6:30 – 8:30 PM |
| November 23 | Juror’s Talk with Biba Schutz and Edward Cabral @ Steuben Gallery 3:30 – 5:00 PM |
| January 15, 2025 | Online sale ends! |
NYC Jewelry Week is an annual week-long celebration that invites a global audience to experience the world of jewelry in NYC and beyond. Our hybrid program blends in person experiences with virtual programs on YouTube, as we invite the best and brightest in the jewelry industry to create exhibitions, shopping experiences, retail collaborations, panel discussions and one-of-a-kind, unforgettable jewelry moments.
Parrellina Imperatrix Cecryphalium Clathrocyclas Europa Bracelet (PICCE)
14.8 x 14 x 1.6 cm
5.8 x 5.5 x 0.6 in
inner oval: 2.5 x 3″
Low tarnish sterling silver, Stainless Steel
Reversible
Hand drawn, CAD modified, laser cut, hand finished
The bracelet began as an enlarged hand drawing of a microscopic creature. Mentally deconstructing the zooplankton during the hand drawing phase, I morphed the creatures into flat layers which would rebuild as a 3D form. I used CAD software to ingest the layer drawings and further modify the designs of each layer. Individual vector files were sent to a laser cutter. Each rough-cut low tarnish sterling silver layer was hand textured and finished in the hundreds of uniquely shaped cut outs.
