Tonatiuh is a Mexico City based artist whose practice moves between sculpture, drawing and painting; born in Mexico and raised across different regions of the country, his work is shaped by the diverse cultures and cosmologies he encountered along the way.
Read MoreHe graduated from the Vocational School of Fine and Applied Arts in Budapest in 1977. He continued his art studies privately under the guidance of the goldsmith-sculptor László Szlávics Sr. and the sculptor Memos Makris. From 1975 to the present, his works have been presented in twenty-four countries.
Read MoreJust as natural forces shape natural landscapes, life experiences interact with our inner essence, our body, and emotions, leaving marks that define our identities, layering and shaping us over time. Each of us is a human landscape.
Read MoreThe Glass Pocket series explores the promise and limits of transparency. According to the “glass pocket” principle, what is transparent becomes visible. The series, consisting of six rings and two brooches, plays with clear and sandblasted glass surfaces, exploring the boundary between visibility and concealment.
Read MoreA flexible structure composed of layered elements shifts between tension and release. Form is continuously reconfigured through force, proximity, and interaction. As the work is engaged, its configuration changes, producing varying densities and directional flows.
Read MoreXianbin Guo is a first-year student at Cranbrook Academy of Art. He received a BSc in Biological Sciences from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences and participated in multiple entomology research projects at the Institute of Zoology in Beijing.
Read MoreMexican jewelry designer originally from Oaxaca, Mexico. She draws inspiration from culture and traditions through clay, textiles, and metal. Over 15 years, she has participated in various fashion runways in Madrid, Guadalajara, and Mexico City; has received several national awards.
Read MoreYuka Ishikawa is a Japan-based contemporary jewelry artist exploring material transformation, controlled instability, and the passage of time. Self-taught since 2016, she creates sculptural works in silver, gemstones, and fired enamels, characterized by weight, distortion, and a quiet sense of decay.
Read MoreYier is an early-career silversmith and is currently participating in a cohort study at Bishopsland Educational Trust. Her work explores narrative storytelling in jewellery, merging traditional craftsmanship, such as filigree inlay, with a reflective and research-driven approach.
Read MoreThe "Coevolution" series explores the symbiotic life of fragile, microscopic entities. It stems from the idea that symbiosis reflects how we recognize differences and compensate for flaws through communication. I manually deconstruct industrial basalt fiber into fine threads and reassemble them within a white resin space.
Read MoreI am a jewellery artist currently pursuing a Research MA in Design Studies at China University of Geosciences, where I ranked among the top students. With over seven years of training, my practice has evolved from technical mastery to an exploration of how material and context shape expression.
Read MoreThe "Living Architecture" collection is a tribute to the journey of life, illustrates the dynamics of personal development as an explosion of vitality. In this vibrant stage, accumulated inner energy generates the emergence of an ecosystem, becoming the source of growth, of metamorphosis.
Read MoreThis collection invites us to find joy in exploring without yet understanding. Cast from local tree bark in silver and bronze, and brought together with collected stones and fragments of earlier work, these pieces carry more than the imprint of a tree.
Read MoreLike the oak tree that passes through the seasons without losing its strength, each piece of jewelry in this collection carries within it a story about time, transformation, and continuity. Handcrafted from silver, the pieces become a journey through the four seasons of nature and of life.
Read MoreTomas Miskovic has been a jeweler for over 20 years. After a start in fine jewelry, he quickly found his passion for art jewelry, winning several awards for his designs and techniques. With the label "unexpected jewelry", he attempts to break the rules of "ordinary" jewelry and of the expected.
Read MorePARAdox collection, an attempt to find balance through the fusion of multiple extremes by combining Tribal and Industrial styles, blending the organic with the inorganic, transitioning from large to small, and merging the new with the old—all together in the same place, bold and loud.
Read MoreThese pieces result from an intuitive and experimental process. From a research into composition, scale and a process of collecting and preserving elements as basic building blocks. The impulse, the intention, and the choice, conscious and unconscious, guide the creation and compose the objects.
Read MoreThis collection is inspired by architectural details of Lviv — ornamental fragments, reliefs, and forms found on historic facades. The lion, a recurring symbol of my city, becomes the central element of the collection — not as a literal motif, but as a sculptural presence that carries a sense of strength, protection, and continuity.
Read MoreDancing is inspired by the fluid movement of a ribbon dance, free and unpredictable. Each piece captures the feeling of motion captured in time, where mobile elements create a choreography around you.
Read MoreDeeper Into Form (2026) continues the Nature’s Hidden Beauties Collection (2023), deepening an exploration of perception, discomfort, and transformation. What began as a personal reconciliation with the overlooked aspects of nature now moves closer, more direct, and more intentional.
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