Filippo Brunelleschi is known as the first modern engineer. Thanks to his acute curiosity and endless dedication, Brunelleschi was the first artist to describe the system of linear perspective in the early Renaissance. The most majestic of his architectonic works of art is, unquestionably, The Santa Maria del Fiore cathedral in Florence, also known as “Brunelleschi Dome”. The octagonal-based Grand Dome has been the object of engineering studies and has been an imposing European architectural inspiration until now.
This collection evokes the complex and seductive details of the Italian Renaissance flamboyance. The designs embed Baroque and Medieval visual allegories and elements using vitreous enamel and blacked Silver.
