The jewellery of Carla Garcia Durlan, shortlisted for the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize 2020, is a quest for the relationship existing between the three-dimensional object and painting, between art and crafts. Her jewellery is characterised by powerful brushstrokes of colour, composition and the broad variety of materials she uses, which are not normally very valuable. She is interested in the process of transformation of the materials and her pieces are filled with stains and errors that succeed each other throughout this process. The present, movement (conscious and unconscious) and immediacy are some of the concepts she extracts from this introspective journey and from observing the surroundings.

Her jewellery is characterised by powerful brushstrokes of colour, composition and broad range of materials she uses, which are not normally very valuable. She is interested in the transformation process of the materials and her pieces are filled with the stains and errors that succeed each other throughout this process. The present, movement (conscious and unconscious) and immediacy are some of the concepts she extracts from this introspective journey and from observing the surroundings.

Available in

Dark blue and pink
Red and dark blue
Dark blue and grey

Medium: Acrylic paint, marble powder, silver, wood