January 2023, Half 2

There are various causes to purchase artwork jewellery…

• Rejoice this hard-won promotion
• Honor a once-in-a-lifetime occasion
• Pay tribute to an incredible achievement
• Commemorating the start of a brand new relationship or the top of a relationship
• Soar on the proper piece to finish one facet of your assortment
• Or put money into a feast for your self—as a result of

Worldwide Artwork Jewellery Discussion board gallery supporters have a good time and show artwork jewellery. our month-to-month Provide collection permits this intensive worldwide community of galleries to showcase distinctive items which have been personally chosen to captivate and encourage you. Have a look. you hardcover to search out an incredible piece you could’t reside with out! (Please contact the gallery instantly for questions.)

Gallery: Galerie Noel Guyomarc’h
To contact: Christmas Guyomarc’h
Artist: Ryungjae Jung
Retail worth: 400 US {dollars}

Hundreds of chains had been digitally printed to create these earrings. Their fluidity, motion and lightness make them very nice to put on.

Gallery: Galeria Reverso
To contact: Paula Crespo
Artist: Takashi Kojima
Retail worth: 7.000 €

An opulent and mysterious object that hides not less than two jewels: a pendant (with two separate chains) and an enormous brooch. This dazzling structure was designed by Takashi Kojima to showcase his lovely creations in a bottle of the enduring Chanel No5, as is all of his work. Fragrance sherry. It makes use of glass caps like actual gem stones set in plain silver carvings.

Gallery: Thereza Pedrosa Gallery
To contact: Thereza Pedrosa
Artist: Judy McCaig
Retail worth: €1,220

at Judy McCaig Black Star of the Evening As in all of his works, there’s a very shut relationship between the design of the piece and the feelings and concepts it needs to imprison. Every of his works is a setting, a narrative that encourages you to suppose, really feel and bear in mind.

Gallery: Galeria Tereza Seabra
To contact: Tereza Seabra
Artist: Verena Sieber-Fuchs
Retail worth: 400 €, plus delivery

Within the phrases of Verena Sieber-Fuchs: “I make jewellery, not with gold, however with jewellery. I wish to confuse individuals, even when they suppose I am lacking a sandwich for the picnic, that I am not fairly there. After I work, it is like a protracted meditation that calms me however makes my husband offended.”

Gallery: Finger Gallery
To contact: Lisa Higgins
Artist: Kath Inglis
Retail worth: 265 NZ$–365 US$

Working together with her signature materials, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), Kath Inglis has developed an progressive and modern jewelery observe. The fabric is provided as a clear, versatile sheet and is manipulated by a coloring, chopping, engraving and, extra lately, heat-fusing course of. Small items of fabric are faraway from the floor with intricate hand-cut incisions and new floor textures are created to permit gentle and shadow to play. Arduous-cut edges and sharp, glowing shade prisms allude to the qualities related to glass. Nevertheless, touching this work removes the phantasm, as a result of the fabric is versatile, versatile and lightweight as air. Inglis has exhibited extensively over time. She at the moment lives and works in Adelaide, Australia she.

Gallery: Baltimore Jewelry Center
To contact: Allison Gulick
Artist: Zhipeng Wang
Retail worth: 400 US {dollars}

This Id Ring Zhipeng Wang’s collection, Indicators, Alerts, + Symbols exhibition. Every ring is made from pressed espresso and tea and symbolizes Wang’s personal expertise as a Chinese language residing in Europe. “Right this moment, with an incredible fusion of world cultures, consuming espresso will not be solely a Western behavior, however consuming tea has progressively change into part of individuals’s day by day life in Europe,” says Wang. “I attempt to mix tea and occasional with the standard European signet ring to reinterpret and create the modern id ring of an bizarre Chinese language residing in Europe.”

Gallery: Four Galleries
To contact: Karin Roy Anderson
Artist: Asa Christensson
Retail worth: US$1,150

Arithmetic, physics and chemistry are all the time current in a jeweler’s workshop; calculations, operations and reactions. However science can be an inspiration on one other degree. Åsa Christensson’s work is tinged with the aesthetics of science – a world the place outdated discoveries are challenged by new concepts, the current is shortly changing into historical past, and the long run is getting somewhat nearer with each nanosecond.

Gallery: Gallery Marzee
To contact: Marie-José van den Hout
Artist: Annelies Planteijdt
Retail worth: €8,100

Annelies Planteijdt’s jewellery explores the concepts and aesthetics of flooring plans and maps. Necklaces made from gold and different valuable metals, some coloured with pigment, others suspended with pearls or glass beads, mirror his thought. These merchandise, designed to be skilled each inside and outdoors the physique, signify two basic components that form the Dutch artist’s observe: time and house. When not worn they’re geometric, structured, two-dimensional – jewels to the thoughts – however within the physique the map disappears they usually change into extra three-dimensional, organized naturally on the wearer, the construction turns into nearly invisible.

Gallery: design
To contact: Jane Bowden
Artist: Danielle Rickaby
Retail worth: 180 AUS$ for couple

Danielle Rickaby made these earrings for Zu design’s exhibition TAG ME – Christmas. Impressed by the hyperlink lanyards lately featured in a special installment of On Provide, there are six pairs of earrings in assorted colours. They’re asymmetrical and playful; It is arduous to decide on which shade to put on.

Gallery: ATTA Gallery
To contact: Searching Tantivit
Artist: Adam Grinovic
Retail worth: 500 US {dollars}

One-of-a-kind from Adam Grinovich’s (b. 1981) latest collection. This piece is within the twelfth anniversary exhibition at the moment on show at ATTA Gallery. “The piece was minimize from a single sheet of metallic and made utilizing a wide range of hand instruments that may be simply carried in a backpack,” says the artist. “No materials mixture, soldering/welding, or complicated building or collage strategies are used. Full with cracks and imperfections, the big cabochon was bought from an area stone carver in Marfa, Texas. [US]and agate present in native deserts and containing pure iron and black oil minimize by hand.