Chelo SASTRE (born 1944) - Lot 93

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Chelo SASTRE (born 1944) - Lot 93
Chelo SASTRE (born 1944) Ondas" ring in 18K yellow gold Forming an 18K (750) gold band with wave motif Signed Chelo Sastre TDD: 49, Gross weight: 3.5 grs. A 'Ondas' in 18K yellow gold, forming a wave ring, by Chelo Sastre. Chelo Sastre, born in Barcelona in 1944, is a singular figure in contemporary Spanish jewelry. Trained at the Massana school, she soon developed a personal approach, nourished by collaborations with the fashion world, notably with couturier Antonio Miró. Her work is distinguished by a particular focus on the relationship between jewelry and the body. Since the late 1970s, she has designed pieces that harmoniously embrace anatomical forms, in a quest for balance and precision. This approach gives rise to creations with sober, organic lines, where the jewel seems a natural extension of the gesture or drawing sketched on the skin. At the same time, Chelo Sastre draws inspiration from the history of art. Some of her collections pay tribute to great figures such as Diego Velázquez or Joan Miró, translating emblematic pictorial references into volume and material. Distributed internationally and present in a variety of contexts, from the art scene to live performance, his works testify to a language that is at once free, intuitive and rigorously mastered. Her approach, at the crossroads of drawing, the body and the object, places her work firmly in the field of contemporary auteur jewelry. Chelo Sastre, born in Barcelona in 1944, has established herself as a distinctive figure in contemporary Spanish jewellery. Trained at the Massana School, she developed a personal approach at an early stage, informed by collaborations with the fashion world, notably with the fashion designer Antonio Miró. Her work is characterized by a particular focus on the relationship between jewellery and the body. From the late 1970s onwards, she designed pieces intended to harmoniously follow the body's contours, in a quest for balance and precision. This approach gave rise to creations with understated, organic lines, where the jewellery seems to naturally extend the gesture or the outline sketched on the skin. At the same time, Chelo Sastre draws on art history as a rich source of inspiration. Some of her collections pay homage to major figures, such as Diego Velázquez or Joan Miró, translating iconic pictorial references into form and material. Exhibited internationally and featured in a variety of contexts, from the art scene to the performing arts, her works demonstrate a language that is at once free, intuitive and rigorously controlled. Her approach, at the crossroads of drawing, the body and the object, firmly establishes her work within the field of contemporary designer jewellery.
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