To represent its meaning, the jewel exploits the theatricality of the Baroque as a style rich in multiple details.
Clearly inspired by the famous Trevi fountain in Rome, at the center of the medallion there is the man who traces the infinite path of art, with another interpretation he can also be identified as God who guides the hand of man in this route.
However, man needs the four elements offered by nature to realize his works, so here is the representation of the fire placed high up, fed by the air generated by the vortices, then there is the water which falls through a waterfall towards the low by wetting the plants generated by the earth element, plants that produce the oxygen necessary for life.
The stairs placed at the sides, which recall another baroque work of the eternal city, namely the famous Spanish Steps in Trinità dei Monti, represent the route;
it is that of the man who creates the work of art by climbing professionally one step at a time, as happens in the stages of life itself…
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET:
Pendant in gold, silver, bronze and lapis lazuli
Gold g. 43.4
Silver g. 20.8
Bronze g. 9.8
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