Paula Pizani

I am Venezuelan, I grew up in the Caribbean, maybe that is why color and music are, for me, essential.

I have a Degree in Anthropology, professional practice, and expertise in bioarchaeology and forensic anthropology. I learned jewelry with Simón Sorondo, I have attended design and contemporary art workshops and seminars with Andrés Sobrino, Juan Sebastián Bruno, Irina Fiszelew, Diana Aisenberg, Jorge Manilla and Silvia Gurfein. Since 2004 I have carried out, in parallel, motherhood and the construction of this language in the form of objects that the society in which I live calls jewels.

Archeology runs through my entire jewelry design process. It all starts with researching a topic to design serial products. Making them generates remains that I recover and reinterpret in an exercise equivalent to prospecting and reconstruction in Bioarchaeology. What I call Archeo-jewelry, more than a line, is a working method that generates unique and limited edition pieces.

My jewel objects are language and contemporary material culture, but they are conceived from an immense time scale, knowing that one day they will be a vestige for the archaeologists of the future to understand our time.

​I have been designing and making contemporary jewelry since 2005. My products are sold in Museum Stores, Contemporary Jewelry Galleries and Concept Stores.

Since 2005 I have participated in the most important Design events in Argentina. My serial products are awarded by the Official Argentine Good Design Hallmark, a distinction from the Industry Department of Argentina to national products that stand out for their innovation, sustainability, market positioning, and design quality.