“I am searching for another form of beauty, one that is not obvious”  Myriam Bottazzi's contemporary jewelry is born from the intimate need to find a personal version of beauty, asymmetrical and imperfect, through which one recognizes oneself and communicates one's own vision of things. The perception of nature as a source of constant and unlimited inspiration, leads her to experiment with the most diverse combinations of shapes and materials, always faithful to the suggestions of an organic thought that she transmits to her creations. Refined and ineffable works that escape definitions and belonging, complex and mutable pieces that become the expression of the perpetual flow of the universe, evoking the Japanese culture that has deeply marked her artistic path. Thus, the stratifications of materials and objects used, bind the poetic and the lived of Myriam creating a new narrative that never ends, constantly renewing itself in the emotional meeting with those who will wear her jewelry. The sequin is her privileged material of experimentation, ductile substance in the hands of the artist. Deprived of its dazzling and ephemeral expression and inherent serial character, the sequin become the means to reach a deeper beauty with refined imperfections. Cut, folded, contained by invisible steel frames, are corals, blooming branches and ethereal inflorescences that form the dreamlike creatures of the Aspecifiche Paillettes by Myriam Bottazzi. Jewels that interpret the primordial forms of nature make up the visionary and unpredictable Aspecifiche Unique pieces, born from the combination of fragile materials such as sequin yarn and iron, which binds and shapes them. A renewed symbiosis emerges between the opposites, like the agates with a quartz heart that meet the lightness of the feathers. As in the last collection Rami Fossili, an ancestral reference to the origins of the Earth, revisits the concept of artifice in the encounter with the natural matrix. Where the splinters-sequins take the shine of the porcelain in the branches that support geodes, or the opacity of the coal in the branches that hold the quartz tips. In an 'estrangement' of the material that makes it difficult at first sight to trace the origin of the articulate necklaces with a severe appearance, which once worn reveals itself as symbiotic. This is the rediscovered, non-canonical beauty of Myriam Bottazzi. Born in Milan, Myriam has chosen to live and work in Rome. His studio Atelier Aspecifico MyriamB is housed in the walls of the historic Pastificio Cerere, the beating heart of Roman contemporary art. As a fashion designer, she designs and produces a line of accessories and ornaments MyriamB, in this path has collaborated in the past with some fashion houses such as Valentino, Maurizio Galante, Les Copains. In his new career as a designer of contemporary jewels he has recently exhibited at the JOYA Barcelona Art Jewelery Fair and at the MAD Museum of Arts and Design in New York. Website: myriamb.it