The expressive language of Elizabeth Aro, an Argentine artist who has been a resident of Milan for many years, is equally expressed in painting, photography, and drawing, but above all in installation sculpture in fabric. Alongside drawing and photography, Elizabeth has chosen a particular form of sculpture made of precious fabrics that she sews, models, and embroiders herself, and often expands to decidedly installative dimensions, designed for the architecture that houses them. Sculptures that give life, with delicacy and at the same time incisiveness, to a true landscape of the soul. 

Architecture is also a field of action in which jewelry can become the spokesperson for the complexity of the project. Eleonora Castagnetta, in parallel and to complete her activity as an architect and designer, founded “AnD Swiss ArchiJewels” with the intention of combining architectural imagination and its principles with the art of precious ornamentation. Eleonora presents four pins inspired by Italo Calvino’s “Invisible Cities.” These “ideas” of cities find their crystallization in as many silver and enamel pins with gold-plated details and diamonds, welcomed by a case that contextualizes their volume in space.