A small exhibition will take place from December 13, 2024 to February 13, 2025 with a view of Notre-Dame Cathedral, around jewelry works by Joan Serramià, great-grandnephew of the architect Gaudi.
You undoubtedly know Antoni Gaudífamous architect whose main unfinished work is the Sagrada Familia, but do you know Joan Serramianone of his descendants, Catalan jewelry artist presentation of December 13, 2024 to February 13, 2025 a stone's throw from Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral. Influenced by his great-granduncle, he created numerous jewels, small “sculptures portables” and modular, entirely handmade, notably worn by women from royal families.
In space 5m2located opposite the Parisian building, you can discover for free these works of jewelry, often interchangeable, a necklace can become an earring! The exhibition brings together several emblematic series by Joan Serramià, notably Gaudí (inspired by architectural works, such as Park Güell or Casa Milà), Roma (inspired by Tarragona, capital of the Roman province of Hispania, which is full of historical remains), and Nature.
In 2004, during the wedding of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, the Catalan government commissioned a sculpture from Joan as an official gift to the royal family, while in 1995 all pieces in the series Naturalist were purchased by the Japanese imperial family! Precious jewels carved in metalwithout using precious stones, original and one of a kind thanks to the creativity of the artist.
