Gengxue Zheng uses contour maps to represent heights by circles, topography by changes in sparsity, and three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional plane by distorting lines and using the sparsity of the lines.
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She has worked for many years in projects related to the architecture world. In 2020 she decided to turn her passion for jewelry into a daily new activity. She expresses herself through her jewelry challenging the boundaries of imagination and design.
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I started my artistic journey when I was 10 years old, passing from drawing to painting, molding and clothes design. After graduating from the Art Academy I worked mainly with clothes and costumes as a scenographer and fashion stylist.
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Kenosis Jewelry is a socially responsible and sustainable workshop where we craft premium jewelry from reclaimed, imperfect wood, uncovering its unique beauty while creating meaningful job opportunities for vulnerable members of the Roma community.
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My name is Cziko Valentina and I have been participating in the ROJW project for six years now. I am excited to be present again this year with a new collection titled The Wisdom of Joy.
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Experiments with genuine leather in the last years naturally brought her to contemporary jewellery. Her medium is manipulated, sculpted and moulded in organic shapes, resembling semi-spheres and vessels.
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My journey into the world of jewelry began in late 2020, sparked by a desire for reinvention and nurtured through dedicated study and continuous exploration. Over the past years, this path has transformed from a curiosity into a deep personal and artistic commitment.
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What happens when a building architect and a jeweller with centuries of craft flowing through his veins join forces? Despite our inherent differences in background and approach, we share many passions.
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Stefan Mocanu is an emerging Romanian artist, a graduate of the Glasgow School of Art’s prestigious Silversmithing and Jewellery program.
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Irina, an architect with a deep connection to visual arts, founded Atelier Iriri as a space to explore, learn, and tell stories. Whether through architecture, illustration, or jewelry, her work is guided by a love for narrative and thoughtful creation.
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I rediscovered the world of contemporary jewelry a few months ago at the Assamblage School. Since then, I have been oscillating between architecture and jewelry, seeking the perfect balance between creative freedom and technical precision.
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The reflection of a young artist with a perspective that's not yet as influenced by the outside world. Each new piece is a reflection of myself
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The Amour Jewelry Collection was inspired by the beauty of the Tuileries Gardens. Each piece captures an air of elegance and romance, blending timeless Parisian style with natural grace.
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Born and raised in Lviv. I am a metal artist. The beginning of my creative career was long before the first attempts to create something with my own hands.
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Apart from the traditional jewellery techniques I started studying 3d designing and printing and this opened up a new world of possibilities. In 2020 I founded Venus in jewels.
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Creation has never been optional for Vietnamese-American artist Vinh Hữu Lê, following him from his birthplace in the deep mangrove jungle of the Mekong Delta, through the United States of America and now in Bucharest, Romania.
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OHM Jewellery was born from a deep respect for craftsmanship and the timeless language of symbols. The brand explores personal transformation through meaningful, carefully handcrafted pieces.
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I am a contemporary jewelry artist working with metal, glass, and other tactile materials to explore themes of transformation, emotional depth, and quiet reflection. I create pieces that move between object and experience.
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Kinga Olah is a London-based contemporary jewellery artist and designer. She pursued postgraduate studies at the Royal College of Art in London.
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“Ma” (間) - The name MA BY MA comes from “Ma” by Maria. In Japanese, the philosophical concept of “Ma” refers to the space between objects, an interval, opening, or silence.
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