About me

Luciana Andrea Sessa is an Argentine industrial and jewelry designer based in Buenos Aires.

As an Industrial Designer who graduated from the University of Buenos Aires, ranked among the world's leading universities, I was part of the academic team for Introduction to the History of Design and Modern Architecture. After graduating, I pursued a Postgraduate degree in Project Management, endorsed by the Project Management Institute, and specialized in User Experience and Interaction Design, both at the National Technological University.

I registered my brand "Luciana Andrea Sessa" (INPI Newsletter No. 4865, Trademark Registration No. 3,086,582). My products have been featured at the store of the Proa Foundation Contemporary Art Center and presented on Argentine national public television.

My project was selected from among 2,366 entries for the "Impulsar Diseño" program, which promotes regional production and showcases design in Argentina. 

My work has been published in national and international editorial publications, including 90+10 Magazine and Garland Magazine, and has also been highlighted by Art Jewelry Forum in its Have You Heard section. My publication Vestiges of a Butterfly: Geometric Abstraction, Material Transformation and Self-Portrait is also part of the Art Jewelry Forum Digital Library.

Currently, I am a Project Manager at a multinational company, leading cross-functional teams to deliver engineering and technology projects that create business value. Alongside my corporate role, I maintain a personal design practice focused on design research and the development of contemporary objects through geometric abstraction.