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Vasia Pachi : Moving Landscapes

published on 23 May 2016

The primary element of the collection Moving Landscapes is the way structures develop in space and the interaction between three-dimensional constructions and the human body.
The closed shape –the building, main aspect of Vasia Pachi‘s previous work, is now included in a wider environment, as part of the scenery, urban or natural.
The closed structures now open, creating spaces that develop on the human body.
Body and structure blend into one moving landscape.

Vasia Pachi was born in Lamia, Greece. She studied Architecture at the National Technical University of Athens. Her interest in jewellery design has been longstanding and her work as a designer is inevitably inspired by her academic and professional experience as an architect. Soon after her graduation she has been continuously enriching her technical skills through workshops and courses in jewellery design. Having completed a prestigious annual executive training course at ‘Eric Robbert’ Jewellery School in Chalkis, she is developing her work further in Athens, where she is currently based. She has successfully participated in several exhibitions in Greece and abroad.

Recent exhibitions: Jewelry Boundless. Innovation Park of Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology. Beijing, China | Joya Barcelona Art Jewellery Fair. Arts Santa Monica. Barcelona, Spain | Architectural Jewels. Studio Fusion Gallery. London, U.K. | 6000 Fragments. The Floating Islands. Popeye Loves Olive Art Gallery. Athens, Greece | Impressions. The Permanent.  Alliages Art Gallery. Lille, France | Your Dreamy Eyes. Actus Contemporary Art Gallery. Athens, Greece

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