Oscar Abba is a jewellery designer who studied psychology in "Universita degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza" Italy. Then he moved to Barcelona where he developed his skills at the Massana School and obtained a degree in jewelry artistic design at the Massana School in Barcelona, a discipline to which he applies his intellectual skills.

His jewellery search revolves around the geometric exploration of a concept based in materiality, form and folding by means of the precious metal and stones. His works are shown in the best international museums and design stores in Europe and US.

His series of pieces in silver and gold develops a discourse characterized by a succession of lines and planes which form void and convert into rings, necklaces, broaches or earrings.
His work follows a conceptual path realized with patience and absolute meticulousness.
He has had several exhibitions, both individual and collective. Abba has been published in the most prestigious books and magazines.

Products & materials

On a smaller scale to its jewelry line created from materials such as silver, gold, or non traditional materials such as marble and resins.
Its products appeal to those who appreciate, celebrate and create contemporary designs that result from His work follows a conceptual path realized with patience and absolute meticulousness.

Oscar Abba.

Public collections:
Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK | SFMOMA, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San francisco, USA | MCA. Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, USA | FALLINGWATER, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, Pittsbourgh, USA | BAUHAUS-ARCHIV MUSEUM FúR GESTALTUNG, Berlin, Germany | The Danish museum of Decorative Art, Copenhagen, Denmark | Foundation Solomon R. Guggenheim, Venezia, Italia | Gallery Nazionale D’arte Moderna, Roma Italia

Commissions:
The jewelry making for the 1rst prize in «Premio Internazionale Donna Città di Roma 2004». Rome , Italy | Foundation Mies Van der Rohe, Barcelona, Spain. | Foundation Casa Mila, Pedrera. Barcelona, Spain | Museo de Arte Thyssen-Bornemisza. Madrid Spain | Porsche-Museum, Stuttgart,, Germany.

Publications with works of the artist