KaijuLab

This project is the culmination of a long personal/artistic journey that began at an early age. In 2002, at the age of 8 I was experimenting with the first origami, an encounter that strongly linked me to Oriental culture. I pursued and matured this art with constancy until 2021, when, by pure chance, I met sculpture. I started to make clay figures inspired by anime and manga modeled and colored by hand finding in the method and precision part of what I learned thanks to Origami, but still the best had to come.
I took the opportunity of a specialized course for the sculpture of wax jewelry in my city, Brescia, conducted by Gianmarco Fontana, a great artist expert in the field. I joined the dots and arrived here, the Kaiju Lab jewelry project is a passion that I would have carried on regardless of the sale, but it would have been a regret not to try. It's time to get under, bRING it on!

This project is the culmination of a long personal and artistic journey that began in my childhood. In 2002, at the age of 8, I discovered the world of origami, a craft that sparked a deep connection to Eastern culture. I pursued and refined this art with dedication, continuing until 2021, when I stumbled upon sculpture by chance. I began sculpting and hand-painting clay figures inspired by anime and manga, rediscovering in the process the precision and method I had cultivated through origami. But the best was yet to come.

In my hometown of Brescia, I had the opportunity to attend a specialized jewelry sculpture course in wax, led by Gianmarco Fontana, a renowned artist in the field. Everything finally came together, and Kaiju Lab was born. What started as a passion has now evolved into something far greater—an exciting journey of creation and artistry. I knew this was a path I had to follow, turning my vision into unique pieces of jewelry. Kaiju Lab isn't just about making jewelry—it's about sharing the magic of this journey with others.