DRIFT is a series of jewelry and body-related objects, drawing on water as the source of inspiration. It’s a dive into our new relationship with bodies of water, inviting a softer gaze into uncertain depths.
Natural sponges (the ones you use in the bath) are one of the most primitive forms of multicellular life, dating back at least 540 million years. Despite their simple structure, they possess remarkable biological diversity and play an important role in marine ecosystems. The natural sponges I work with grow in underwater fields in the Mediterranean and are pruned in a sustainable way twice a year.
DRIFT is a series of jewelry and body-related objects, drawing on water as the source of inspiration. It’s a dive into our new relationship with bodies of water, inviting a softer gaze into uncertain depths.
Natural sponges (the ones you use in the bath) are one of the most primitive forms of multicellular life, dating back at least 540 million years. Despite their simple structure, they possess remarkable biological diversity and play an important role in marine ecosystems. The natural sponges I work with grow in underwater fields in the Mediterranean and are pruned in a sustainable way twice a year.
