Ramon Puig Cuyàs 3: Jewellery 1980 - 1989

Making jewelry has always been attached to a vital project, to an adventure, with the passing of time, the passing months, years of working in the work of creation, are transforming the world of uncertainty where I do my work, in a world of certainties, however well it always provisional, and are carriers turn to new questions, new hypotheses that maintain the tension and energy of artistic evolution. I like to consider myself a craftsman, like this craftsman in that Walter Gropius dreamed , who said that the artist is a craftsman more highest, which in rare moments of clarity, lies beyond his control, and the art flourishes under unconsciously their hands. I continually work to reconnect with these rare moments of clarity when everything seems to flow effortlessly from deep source. I think the production, or creating handmade contribute to the welfare and sustainability of our world, said William Morris, says Richard Sennett. I tried doing extra-ordinary objects, out of the ordinary, but loaded with symbolic function that help us feel better and safer, making the jewel a metaphor to recover much of the magic gesture that was to get a jewel." Ramon Puig Cuyàs