Maria Paltin

I have always made jewelry, in my childhood I used to play with copper wire and small beads that I had stolen from my mom’s jewelry box. Later, after I graduated from the Ion Mincu architecture university, with the materials I had left from the layout, I started making with a dear friend plexiglass jewelry. That period of time was very important for my journey. I could apply the esthetics learned in college so that I could enter the wonderful world of contemporary jewelry. Some years ago I can say porcelain found me, and it was an epiphany. The moment I touched the wet clay, I knew this was my journey. I like to seek inspiration in the living world around me, but also in the city textures and lights.