Brand Details
Brand Name:
Catalina Scotnitchi
Participation Type
Individual
Designer/s details
Catalina Scotnitchi
Catalina Scotnitchi holds a master degree in architecture (Master of Arts in Architecture at EPFL Lausanne, Suisse). She began her studies in Romania, continued them in Belgium and France before settling in Switzerland. In parallel with her work as an architect, she has been developing a jewelry designer activity since 2012. She trains both with independent jewelers as well as in schools like Alchimia Contemporary Jewelry School (Firenze), Goldschmitte (Zürich), K2 Academy of Contemporary Jewellery (London).
Her approach to objects reflects an in-between relationship between architecture and jewelry, and results in sculptural objects that sometimes can be worn.
What particularly touches her are the stories that both the buildings and the jewelry tell, human stories that give life to memories, those of places and those of bodies. Buildings, like jewelry, become objects of testimony, imprints of a past that no longer exists.
She exhibits mainly in Switzerland, solo or in group exhibitions.
She is part of the artist collective Atelier L-Imprimerie, Lausanne.
Her approach to objects reflects an in-between relationship between architecture and jewelry, and results in sculptural objects that sometimes can be worn.
What particularly touches her are the stories that both the buildings and the jewelry tell, human stories that give life to memories, those of places and those of bodies. Buildings, like jewelry, become objects of testimony, imprints of a past that no longer exists.
She exhibits mainly in Switzerland, solo or in group exhibitions.
She is part of the artist collective Atelier L-Imprimerie, Lausanne.
Collection details
Name of the collection:
Urban prints I Human prints
Description of the collection:
The collection “Urban prints I Human prints” reveals the architectural memory of the city of Bucharest before and after the destruction in the last decades of Communism. It is a collection about stories told by both buildings and humans, bringing back to life memories of places and bodies. A tribute to memory as well as a base for identity and as a burden that needs to be shared. The collection wants to remind that while a political project leaves its mark on bodies (and souls), each body is also a territory from which to think of and imagine other ways of doing and living together, taking into account the stories of each individual person.
Collection Pictures:
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