These pieces of “textile jewellery” are made by Argentinean clothing designer Silvina Romero out of discarded textiles, recycled pieces of fabric and threads. Silvina started out three years ago by picking up leftovers in Once, a Buenos Aires neighbourhood where all the fabrics dealers concentrate. That was the worst time for the Argentinean crisis, and this was a way for the designer to continue producing and making a living out of design. But soon, her work became recognized for its uniqueness. "I love that my pieces are built with another person’s trash, to make jewellery, usually associated to luxury and ostentation, with waste", says the designer.
I agree with the Silvina Romero about this; “I love that my pieces are built with another person’s trash, to make jewellery, usually associated to luxury and ostentation, with waste”.
That’s the same point that I have to my jewellery making, to add material from one area into another context…
That’s the same point that I have to my jewellery making, to add material from one area into another context…
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