I'm a researcher of forms; my creations have always been distinguished by this research, even in the period when I was training, during my studies, stages or workshops.
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Youngji Chi majored in metal craft at a university in Seoul and Participated a total of 6 sessions solo exhibitions and a multitude of group exhibitions.
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Ting-Chun, Chen is an art jeweller based in Hsinchu, Taiwan. My works are mostly created with metal, using intuition and repeated labor to convey personal surroundings and sentiments.
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Tammy’s work invites those that wear her jewelry to embark on a journey of self-exploration and a connection to nature.
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Sadâ is a textile and jewellery designer who designs products that will not harm the environment, the human body and living things. She started her career designing clothes for children.
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In general, all the pieces that I present are made in the same way with the classic techniques of always, cast, profiling, welding, polishing or matting, rusty, etc. He did not use any new modern techniques, work as usual.
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Being an avid nature lover, my biggest nightmare is currently a reality: pollution, environmental emergency, bush fires. There are different types of pollution and different degrees to what we can control, but I believe that we can do more than we think.
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Founded by architect Paolo Gambarelli, Lunante was born from necessity and will to explore the art of handwork as true achetypal dimension of making; the constant lymph of his work are the notions acquired in architectural knowledge and the innate propensities and deep love for manual work: the design, the construction and the presentation of his jewels are part of semantic reinterpretation of forms and concepts of our everyday life.
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I create contemporary jewelry unique and limited series, and also costume products. Made from gold, silver, gems, and semiprecious natural stones next to unconventional materials, my collections are strongly linked to the inspiration of the moment and comes from everywhere around me: forms, sensations, feelings. My jewelry always starts from a concept.
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With a degree in Classical Studies, and strongly influenced by ancient history, surrealism and goth/steampunk imagery, Christine works to create jewelry that challenges one’s perspective of adornment. Christine is inspired by movement, by abstract shapes, by themes of whimsy or darkness. She works with simple tools and time-honored traditions to bring life to the metal, paying homage to the artisans of long ago who inspire her work.
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Play is my personal and whimsical path to uncovering new ideas. Shapes and volumes come to life through experimentation which is a key aspect in my process of creation and often leads to beautiful discoveries.
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I always look for something that mixes technological research and craftsmanship, humanistic studies and scientific theories, creating symbolic objects that allow us to reflect about contemporary issues linked to post-digital culture.
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My work is mostly spontaneous, I draw my inspiration mainly from my surroundings and experiences.
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Am admirat si am adunat mereu forma, culoarea si textura, in special cea organica. Din 2009 am inceput sa concep primele piese dedicate altor oameni.
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Maja Houtman is a Dutch jewelry maker. She completed her education at Vakschool Schoonhoven as gold- and silversmith in 1988.
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În 2015 am început sa creez bijuterii, un proiect prin care-mi definesc propria viziunea asupra bijuteriei, bucurandu-ma de făurirea lor în fiecare zi.
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Frans Beelen creates jewelry as ‘comfortably wearable’ ornaments made of fabrics, beads, minerals (polished and unpolished) shells and other found materials, Every piece is unique.
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My work explores a perception of beauty that is imperfect and transient- essentially Japanese Wabi Sabi- with a modern punk rock aesthetic. Ideas and patterns from the natural world, such as animal print, have been co-opted in fashion for generations.
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I draw my inspiration from natural forms and my heritage, using elements of Romanian point lace technique to create intricately laced three-dimensional textile miniature sculptures of organic, yet abstract shapes.
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Having studied and practised economy, I have always been attracted to everything that means beauty, harmony and creativity.
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