I created Disconnect because I was tired of the precise, classic geometry.
I wanted unreal cuts pushed to the limit — something sharp, different, and unexpected.
With contrasting and complex colors.

Do you know what it means to identify only with your imagination, to try to find a shape that hasn’t been seen yet, that hasn’t yet been made?
The world is full of forms and figures seen and seen again.
Here is the answer to this overcrowding of obviousness!

Driven by an infinite need to surprise and to create bridges between language and psyche, I thought of Disconnect as a series of cuts and junctions.
Now the earring seems to collapse. Now it seems to take flight.

Disconnect is a small act of formal disobedience: a piece born from the desire to interrupt the continuity of shape and make planes collide.
Its postmodern geometries bend and rise again, like structures balanced between fall and levitation.
Each pair combines contrasting colors and intense pigments on multilayered Perspex, where material becomes gesture and light draws its own escapes.

Handmade at the Plexi Shock atelier in Rome, Disconnect is meant for those who love risk, asymmetry, and the fragment as a symbol of freedom.
A contemporary art object to be worn, alive, ironic, and deliberately imperfect.

We’ve something of really colorful way: this!