The transmission of know-how in an artistic profession sometimes gives rise to extraordinary encounters.

“I told my mother that my passion was knives.” Lighting on two sharpened characters.

At 13, Ugo Mighali is an uncontrollable teenager. He trains at the skate park on the sidelines of his days with “some punk guys” and in the evening observes the blades that they clumsily try to forge. In his turn, he tries his hand at the work and burns with passion for the gesture. Looking for who could introduce him to this art, Ugo types “Geneva cutlery” on the internet and discovers, fascinated, the work of Charles Roulin. It doesn't take much to whet your curiosity.

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