Exhibited Internationally
Narrative Space: Encounter
Inflow Budapest | 2026
Selected for Inflow 2026, an international juried contemporary art jewelry exhibition organized by the Inflow Association for Contemporary Arts, featuring 101 artists from 32 countries and 236 works, presented across two venues in Hungary: ArtMill, Ferenczy Museum Centre in Szentendre, and the Romanian Cultural Institute in Budapest.
Inspired by Rainer Maria Rilke’s reflections on love, solitude and the boundaries between two people, Alongside explores the idea that true intimacy does not require us to lose ourselves. Two lives can move together while each remains whole: close enough to hold hands, each keeping their own boat.
The IX Muestra de Orfebrería Contemporánea
AdOC Madrid | 2025
The IX Muestra de Orfebrería Contemporánea, organized by AdOC, brought together 67 contemporary jewelry and goldsmithing designers from 25 countries in Madrid. The exhibition was presented at the Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas as part of Madrid Design Festival and during ARCO Art Week.
I exhibited Portable Vessel, combining 18k gold-plated brass with preserved moss to question what we consider precious, and Food Chain, presented at the Museo Cerralbo, exploring the impact of plastic pollution on marine ecosystems and the legacy of human intervention.
For the Love of Jewelry
Transylvania Jewelry Festival | 2025
The inaugural Transylvania Jewelry Festival 2025, themed “For the Love of Jewelry,” brought together 78 artists from 24 countries, with more than 320 contemporary jewelry pieces presented across galleries, cultural institutions and alternative spaces throughout Cluj-Napoca.
I presented pieces from my Piedra collection, exploring the relationship between natural forms, memory and the traces left by the landscape. The collection reflects my fascination with stones and their imperfections, transforming overlooked fragments of nature into wearable objects.
A new decade, a new chapter
Autor Cluj| 2025
AUTOR Cluj 2025 brought contemporary jewelry into an international creative context in my hometown, giving me the chance to return to Cluj not as an architect, but as a jewelry designer.
I presented pieces from my Raíz and Flow collections. Inspired by the organic structures of Mediterranean barnacles, Raíz explores grounding and finding your anchor in a fast-paced world, while Flow explores movement, growth and allowing yourself to evolve.