EXPO ‘Le petit est beau’ – Muzeum Sztuki i Techniki Japońskiej manggha, Cracovie (PL) – 2 aout-14 sept. 2014

Le petit est beau. Paper Jewellery

Luis Acosta : participo en esta exhibición  « Le petit est beau » en Cracovia (Polonia). Apertura el viernes 1 de agosto a las 18:00 hs / I participate in this exhibition in Krakow (Poland).

Opening on Friday, August 1 at 6 PM

Artits :   Luis  Acosta / AR-NL — Grażyna Brylewska / PL — Noemi Gera / HU — Mari Ishikawa / JP — Alejandra Koreck / AR — Sergiusz Kuchczyński / PL — Nel Linssen / NL — Fritz Maierhofer / AT — Doris Maninger / AT-IT — Kazumi Nagano / JP — Piotr Pandyra / PL — Magdalena Soboń / PL — Janna Syvänoja / FI — Andrzej Szadkowski / PL — Kiwon Wang / USA — Li Chu Wu / TW-UK

(Luis Acosta)Noémi Gera - Concentric C bracelet

 Doris Maninger

 Janna Syvänoja

 

 Kazumi Nagano

 Li-Chu Wu Mari Ishikawa

 Mari Ishikawa - Blooming

 Luis Acosta paper thread brooch V

 

 

Muzeum Sztuki i Techniki Japońskiej manggha
ul. M. Konopnickiej 26, 30-302 Kraków
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EXPO ‘Destination SCHMUCK’ – Ligsalzstr. 27, Munich (DE) – 17-20 Mars 2014

SCHMUCK 2014 – Munich – 12-18 Mars 2014

‘Destination Schmuck’ is the first show held in Munich by the ‘Made to Make’ collective, having first exhibited during Schmuck 2013 with the online show ‘Matching Items Available’. ‘Destination Schmuck’ will showcase new work created in response to the theme of  Travel by the participating artists.

“With the growth in popularity of the Internet and social media within the art jewellery world our work ‘travels’ across the virtual world everyday. You are able to recognise a piece of work or a face of a jeweller you have only ever seen on a computer screen. Those jewellers and their work congregate yearly in Munich for those few days of ‘Schmuck’. Initial virtual connections of Like’s, Tweets and Pins are turned into tactile experiences and burgeoning dialogues.”

Members Farrah Al-Dujaili and Natalie Smith have taken on the role of curators for the show. ‘Made to Make’ collective is proactive in creating opportunities and platforms to display our work and engage with the jewellery community at large. By undertaking collective briefs that question, confront and push conceptions of jewellery we aim to ultimately invigorate our individual practices. Each member’s work exudes craftsmanship, imagination and creative ingenuity distinctive of the art jewellery approach.

The private view will be held on Thursday 13th March and the show will run until 16th March.

 

Farrah Al-Dujaili

Farrah Al-Dujaili  ‘Taking not the smallest notice’ 2013 Necklace Copper, enamel paint, watercolour, beads, acrylic coating. 13cm x 53cm x 5cm

Li-Chu Wu  Necklace: Blossom II 2010  Paper

Li-Chu Wu  – Mountains - 2012 Paper Jewellery- Brooches

Natalie Smith Brooch: ‘Heart of Glass’ 2011 -13x 8.5x 4.5cm

Natalie Smith Brooch: ‘A Study in Camouflage: 6.6′ 2013. Steel, textile, paint and sugar

 Hannah Fewtrell-Bolton – Piece 5 – 2010 – Textile, Advanced plastics , base metal

Jo Pond - Remnants. Cocoon on suspender clip.

Sally Collins   Silver Reknitted brooch

Ligsalzstr. 27
80339 München

EXPO ‘Magic City’ – Velvet da Vinci Gallery – 12 Juin-14 Juill. 2013

Magic City
Work from Artists from the School of Jewellery, Birmingham
June 12 — July 14, 2013
exhibition catalog available

MAGIC CITY is an exhibition of current work from emerging and established artists who came through the School of Jewellery, Birmingham. Flourishing despite the recent global downturns, jewelers coming out of Birmingham have shown a resourcefulness and resilience in the making and presentation of their work. Velvet da Vinci is pleased to showcase a selection of this talented group.Contrary to the often-remarked grey of its post industrialism, Birmingham, a city of multiple cultures, has become a vibrant center for the arts. The artists of this city are forging a strong presence within the art jewelry world. They are making a name for themselves for producing distinctive and desirable work that is offbeat, loud, quiet, funny, thoughtful, unfamiliar and unabashed: The art jewelry coming out of this city is testament to the magic.

 

Participating artists:
Christiana Jöckel — Christine Graf — Emily Bullock — Farrah Al-Dujaili — Fliss Quick — I-Ting Ho — Jo Pond — Katharina Moch — Kathryn Partington — Li Chu Wu — Lisa Juen — Lydia Feast — Nanna Grønborg — Natalie Smith — Xiaohan Ren — Wen-Miao Yeh — Yi Liu — Ying-Hsun Hsu

Farrah Al-Dujaili,  « How queer it seems » brooch

 Li-Chu Wu, « Grassland » Brooch

Kathryn Partington,  « Fragments Above » brooches

Jo Pond, « Baking Tin & Grater Collection » Brooches

Nanna Grønborg, « Twin Parts » Necklace

Christine Graf, « dunkles Sinngrün » brooches

Wen-Miao Yeh, « The Space » brooch

Emily Bullock, « Moseley » brooch

Fliss Quick, « Scissors Talisman » brooch

Lydia Feast, Necklace

 Zita Hsu, « Blooms of Darkness » Necklace

Natalie Smith, « When? » brooch

Katharina Moch, brooch

Lisa Juen,  « Demons of Age » brooch

Christiana Jöckel, « a view inside » pendant

 

Velvet da Vinci Gallery
2015 Polk Street (near Broadway)
San Francisco, CA  94109
415.441.0109
[e-mail]

EXPO ‘Gioielli in Fermento 2013′ – Torre Fornello (Italy) – 12-29 Mai 2013

Premio Torre Fornello – Gioielli in Fermento 2013
La Vigna delle Arti
12 – 29 maggio 2013
inaugurazione / opening domenica 12 maggio alle ore 16.30
con la collaborazione di AGC Associazione Gioiello Contemporaneo e JOYA Contemporary Jewellery Fair
con il patrocinio di Provincia di Piacenza, Comune di Ziano Piacentino

On Sunday May12th 2013 during the opening of the exhibition, Enrico Sgorbati, Torre Fornello’s owner, and the Jury chaired by Gualtiero Marchesi
will assign the Torre Fornello Award – Gioielli in Fermento 2013
GianCarlo Montebello Jewellery designer, professor famous artist jewellery editor
Gigi Mariani Goldsmith artist, AGC committee member
Paulo Ribeiro Director of Joya Barcelona, Contemporary Jewellery Fair
Eliana Negroni Curator of the Gioielli in Fermento Torre Fornello Award project

 

A competition open to designers, artists, goldsmiths and handcrafters, for contemporary jewellery inspired by the following theme:

the sense of taste seeking for flavours: great skill in combining and refining

Fire, Ferran Adrià (Ferran Adrià, Fundacion ElBulli.) – Ring Party, Rita Marcangelo

candidati al Premio Torre Fornello – Gioielli in Fermento 2013 :
Espongono gli autori: 
Patricia Alvarez (Argentina) — Graziano Barzetti — Eleonora Battaggia — Silvia Beccaria — Maura Biamonti (Francia) — Narciso Bresciani — Lilia Breyter (Argentina) — Maria Carelli (Argentina) — Luisa Chiandotto — Patricia Cruz (Colombia) — Maximilian Czerny — Giuseppina Dallanoce — Nicoletta Dal Vera — Corrado De Meo — Clara Del Papa – Martina Eiselein (Germania) — Eva Franceschini e Laura Stefani — Nicoletta Frigerio –  Gaspare Gaeta — Patricia Gallucci (Argentina) — Francesca Gazzi — Eleonora Ghilardi — Lucilla Giovanninetti — Roberto Grimani e Raffaele Irace — Heidemarie Herb — Annamaria Iodice — Mia Kwon (Germania) — Li-Chu Wu (GB) — Simona Materi — Materiaprima design — Alessia Mocavero — Katharina Moch (Germania) — Victoria Münzker (Austria) — Margareta Niel (Austria) — Roberta Pavone — Barbara Paz Sanchez (Argentina) — Alessandro Petrolati — Sara Progressi — Roberta Risolo — Gianni Riva — Stefano Rossi — Maddalena Rocco — Kika Rufino (Brasile) — Giulia Savino — Flora Sica — Simonetta Starrabba — Claudia Steiner (Austria) — Federico Vianello — Heike Wanner (Austria) — Seo Jeong Woo (Korea) — Davide Zambon —  Caterina Zanca.

Heidemarie Herb brooches

Eun Mi Kwon necklace « likeleaf #7″ necklace Montblanc porcelain ….

Silvia Beccaria La Speziale (the Apothecary) gorgiera, fil di ferro, carta, tulle, pepe rosa, cardamomo, coriandolo, pepe della Giamaica, argento, tessitura a mano ruff, wire, paper, tulle, pink pepper, cardamom, coriander, Jamaican pepper, silver

Giancarlo Montebello – ‘soften ellipse’ earringsMaura Biamonti

Viktoria Münzker – brooches « spumante » – Gioielli in fermento 2013 – Premio Torre Fornello IIIedizione

Viktoria Munzker brooches « spumante »

Maria Rosa Franzin  – ‘Fermenti’

 

Torre Fornello Vineyard
29010 – Ziano Piacentino
Italy
Tel: [phone]
website: www.agc-it.org
website: www.torrefornello.it
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Schmuck 2013 – EXPO online ‘Matching Items Available’

Matching Items Available

Made to Make collective are embracing the virtual space of the Internet with ‘Matching Items Available’ an online exhibition that goes live 06.03.2013 to coincide with Schmuck 2013. -

madetomakecollective.wix.com/matchingitems  -  06-10-Mar 2013

 ​​‘Matching items Available’ sees ten art jewellers transform a mass-produced, fast-fashion necklace into something wholly different.

​These reworked pieces exude craft, imagination and creative ingenuity distinctive of the art jewellery approach.

​This brief was set to question, confront and push conceptions of jewellery and to ultimately invigorate our individual practices to show ‘Made to Make’ as a collective that is proactive in creating opportunities and platforms to display work and engage with the jewellery community at large.

​Within the art jewellery community, the Internet is an invaluable tool of learning, display and connection. Reflecting the value of social media in the visibility of art jewellery Made to Make embraced the virtual space of the Internet for Schmuck 2013, with the integration of Twitter and Youtube within the exhibition. Creating a sensory experience in the virtual venue, with the aid of photographic, video and audio ‘sketches’ provided by each artist.

Artists:  Farrah Al-Dujaili –  Stephanie Arm – Emily Bullock — Sally Collins — Hannah Fewtrell-Bolton — Jo Pond — Fliss Quick — Katherine Richmond — Natalie Smith – Li-Chu Wu

« ‘Made to Make’ is a collective of art jewellers who are all alumni of the Birmingham Institute of Art and Design’s School of Jewellery MA course whose diverse collections have already culminated in an exhibition in the UK.
We are Farrah Al-Dujaili, Stephanie Arm, Emily Bullock, Hannah Fewtrell-Bolton, Sally Collins, Lydia Feast, Jo Pond, Fliss Quick, Katherine Richmond, Natalie Smith and Li-Chu Wu. »

Hannah Fewtrell-Bolton - ’High Street Incognito’ - Necklace Primark necklace, advanced plastics, enamel paint, plaster, pigment.

Hannah Fewtrell-Bolton – ’High Street Incognito’ – Necklace Primark necklace, advanced plastics, enamel paint, plaster, pigment. 

Li-Chu Wu – ‘My Pink Garden’    Necklace Primark necklace, paper sheets, paper threads, gild wire, nail polish, acrylic paint & glue.Farrah Al-Dujaili – ‘Some Strange Species’    Necklace Primark necklace, copper, fabric paper, thread, plastic beads, acrylic dip, acrylic paint, watercolour pencil, nail varnish, ceramic beads.

Katherine Richmond ‘Community Values’    Brooch Primark necklace, book pages, epoxy glue and solder.

Fliss Quick – brooch

Sally Collins – ‘Hey! Why So Serious?’    Collar brooch Primark necklace and textiles.

Natalie Smith – ‘Underneath It All…’    Neckpiece Primark necklace, textile, paint, icing.

Li-Chu Wu  Brooch: Place-Work2-Oxford 2012  Paper, copper, stainless steel  8 x 8 x 2 cm

Natalie Smith  Brooch: Bad Seed 2012  Clay, paint, textiles, steel, sugar  (‘From Dreams & Dust’ is a new collection that continues my work with SUGAR as a material.)

Farrah Al-Dujaili  Necklace: Meddle 2012  Copper, blackboard paint, chalk marker

Stephanie Arm  – Spring  Bangle

Sally Collins   Silver « Reknitted » brooch

Fliss Quick « wish I’d joined the foreign legion, 2011″

Hannah Fewtrell-Bolton – « don’t give a block »

EXPO ‘Donning Oxford’ – O3 Gallery, Oxford (UK) – 2 Juin-1er Juill. 2012

DONNING OXFORD

This exhibition of contemporary fine art jewellery looks to explore and stretch the notions of how or what it is to ‘don’ Oxford. Contributing artists have been selected for their collectively broad approach to jewellery making and will undoubtedly reflect, interpret and respond to this theme in varied and surprising ways.

 

Contributing artists:
Farrah Al Dujaili — Karen Bartlett — Emily Bullock — Rachael Colley — Sally Collins — Sian Haigh-Brown — Lucy Harvey — Fiona Hermse — Heidi Hinder — Tamsin Leighton-Boyce — Yi Lu — Mikaela Lyons — Toni Mayner — Kathryn Partington — Jo Pond — Fliss Quick — Katherine Richmond — Miriam Rowe — Natalie Smith — Shadi Vossough — Li-Chu Wu

Farrah Al-Dujaili – ‘Out-of-the-way-things’ necklace  Copper, enamel paint, acrylic paint, watercolour, beads, acrylic coating.

 

 

Li-Chu Wu – Brooch ‘Plants’ 2011 -Paper, copper, wax, silver plated

Mikaela Lyons – Neckpiece ‘Organic 3′ 2012 – Curtain trim, black fresh water pearls, enameled copper, wax

 

O3 Gallery
03 Gallery
Oxford Castle New Road
Oxford, OX1 1AY
Phone: [phone]
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Website: www.o3gallery.co.uk
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www.donningoxford.blogspot.com
Opening times during exhibitions:
Tues – Fri 12-5pm, Sat & Sun 11am-4pm, Closed Mondays.

BIAD Final year exhibition – Birmingham, UK – 13-18 Juin 2011

BIAD Graduate show 2011

What is Jewellery Now ?

Jewellery created from sumptuous clusters of polystyrene balls, architectonic vessels that house upside down plants, eating devices that prevent you from eating?!

Prepare to be amazed at the possibilities of Jewellery and Silversmithing, as 29 final year students on the BA Jewellery and Silversmithing degree course showcase their fantastic work at the world famous School of Jewellery, Vittoria Street, Birmingham (BIAD). The show kicks off on Monday 13th June and continues until Saturday 18th June, with an exclusive Industry Evening event on Tuesday 14th June from 17:00, with guest speaker Peter Taylor- the director of technology and training at Goldsmiths’ Company.

As the culmination of 3 years hard work, the graduating students will exhibit their final collections- each presenting a unique body of work in preparation for the launch of their careers in the world of Jewellery and Silversmithing. The range of work on display will show a variety of approaches, with some designers opting to display excellence in traditional craftsmanship, whilst others work to push the boundaries of what jewellery and silversmithing can be. 4 students have already been awarded prizes by the prestigious Goldsmiths’ Company, while one student, Samantha Hesford was featured in the latest edition of the national publication Crafts magazine. These students are destined for success! The 29 BA students will exhibit their work alongside other graduating classes from the school, which specialise in the use of new technologies in jewellery, exquisite hand making skills in precious metals, Horology and Gemmology. There will definitely be something for everyone to enjoy and delight in!

Sally Collins, a lecturer on the BA course at the school, had this to say about the show- ‘This year’s exhibition promises to be full of innovative, exciting and beautifully crafted pieces that will really demonstrate the students working at the forefront of the discipline. New materials, new functions, new forms, new concepts- a show you’ll be sorry to miss!’

Sarah Jones

Following on from the show at the School of Jewellery, a selection of the students will be exhibiting their work at the world renowned

‘New Designers’ exhibition, which takes place at the Business Design Centre in Islington, London from  30th June- 2nd July.

New Designers 2011, Jewellery & Precious Metalwork

 

Samantha Hesford necklace

Clara Green – Graffiti neckpiece

Jasmin Giles

Collette Paterson – Pathways-2011 – « …developing an innovative technique to fuse latex and wool »

Julia Burness Jewellery

Li-Chu Wu Jewellery

Myia Bonner, a student of Middlesex’s BA Jewellery degree

Nicola Mather

Ros Millar  Black & Rose Growth Collection
Cuttlebone cast, Black Oxidised Silver and Rose Gold Plated Stacking Rings

 

EXPO ‘Brooch / Bross’ – Sterling Gallery, Budapest (HU) – 26 Mai-17 Juin 2011

The Sterling Gallery cordially invites you to an exclusive exhibition, entitled BROOCH, of young contemporary artists.

Sterling Gallery located in Budapest (H) organizing an exclusive exhibition, entitled BROOCH in order to create an interactive information exchange, a dialogue, a conversation or a meeting between Hungarian and international artists from different countries.

The jewel as a « household object » has pronounced functional complexity.
It has both a role and a tradition in each community.
It can be inferred from certain eras, cultures, ethnic groups and lifestyles, habits and thinking.
It might be a sign, or a symbol which is answering to a non-asked question.
It can refer to the wearer’s age, identity, the religious affiliation, marital status.
It is the distinguishing sign of the everyday and the holidays, a status symbol.
It is a part of magical and practical function in people’s lives.
A jewel fits the body and it’s present in clothing.
The jewel expresses the relationship between people.
The brooch, brooches have also been made in the Bronze Age, Greek, Roman and in other European workshops.

These had a functional role as indispensable elements of clothing and self representation.
The brooches had the force to join, screw and fix the fabric of the cloth.
The use of the buttons and buckles took the practical role of the brooch away, but in the same time the aesthetic function of the brooch has been enhanced.

Exhibited artists : 
Abaffy Klára — Adám Krisztián — Bartl Dora — Dávid Attila Norbert –Egri Zoltán — Egi Marcell — Ferenczi Vanda –Fördős Bence — Noémi Gera  –Gaál Gyöngyvér — Előd Halász  — Huber Kinga — Kecskés Orsolya — Király Fanni –Krámli Magdolna — Réka Lőrincz  –Marosi László — Péter Vladimir — Simon Viktória — Sfomfai Krisztina –Slavei Tamás — Tóth Zoltán –Varga Viktór — Flóra Vági  — Vékony Fanni — Visy Dóra — Wladis –

Denise J. Reytan — Felieke van der Leest — Jimin Park  — Constanze Schreiber –Sari Liimatta — Noon Passama — Li Chu Wu — Manuel Vilhena — Nick Mullins — Marta Mattson — Helena Lehtinen — Udi Lagallina — Martina Mühlfellner — Valeria Hasse & Marcela Muñiz (Tota Reciclados) –  The Idiots — Sofia Björkman –

 

Réka Lörincz – brooch ‘Super Trend’ 2011 -Gold, brand labels (textile)

Valeria Hasse (de TOTA Reciclados)

Sari Liimatta – three brooches  ‘Not Enough’ 2005 – Glass beads, metals, paint, rubber toys

Helena Lehtinen – garden

Li-Chu WU – Mountain Landscape Brooch

Előd Halász – Bang! You’re Dead

Flora Vagi

 Noon Passama pins « extra button »

 

STERLING Ékszergaléria / Sterling Gallery
H-1092 Budapest. Ráday utca 31.
Nyitva: Hétfő-Péntek 12-20h
Phone: [phone]
www.sterling-galeria.hu

Szombat: 10-14h

TALENTE 2011 – during SCHMUCK, Munich (DE) – 16-22 mars 2011

where ? Internationale Handwerksmesse Munich (Munich, Germany)

Over 500 students and graduates from leading colleges around the world applied to exhibit in the special show TALENTE. A total of 96 young designers from 28 countries were chosen and invited to exhibit their works in TALENTE. The most interesting submissions will be awarded the TALENTE Prize on Saturday 19 March 2011. 

 

Selected participants for Talente 2011 :
Jewellery :
Farrah Al-Dujaili, Großbritannien/UK
Rachel Bell, Neuseeland/New Zealand
Aline Berdichevsky, Spanien/Spain
Eleanor Bolton, Großbritannien/UK
Roberta Burchardt, Schweden/Sweden
Yung-huei Chao, Taiwan, Saudi-Arabien/Taiwan, Saudi-Arabia
Nicolas Cheng, Schweden, Hong Kong /Sweden, Hong Kong
Marielle Debethune, Frankreich, Spanien/France, Spain
Matthias Dyer, Deutschland/Germany
Maaike Ebbinge, Niederlande/The Netherlands
Carolina Gimeno, Chile, Spanien/Chile, Spain
Sachiyo Higaki, Deutschland, Japan/Germany, Japan
Younghee Hong, Südskorea, USA/South Korea, USA
Samantha Kelly, Neuseeland/New Zealand
Vinit Koosolmanomai, Thailand
Nadine Kuffner, Deutschland/Germany
Hyorim Lee, Südkorea/South Korea
Zhao Li, Belgien, China/Belgium, China
Hanna Lundborg, Schweden/Sweden
Carolina Martinez Linares, Deutschland, Kolumbien/Germany, Columbia
Jasmin Matzakow, Deutschland/Germany
Timothy McMahon, USA
Veera Metso, Finnland/Finland
Mel Miller, Australien/Australia
Natalia Milosz-Piekarska, Australien, Polen/Australia, Poland
Nick Mullins, USA
Rosa Nogués, Spanien/Spain
Deborah Rudolph, Deutschland/Germany
Kvetoslava Flora Sekanova, Neuseeland, Slowakei/New Zealand, Slovakia
Wen-Tzu Sun, Taiwan
Lilli Veers, Deutschland/Germany
Li-Chu Wu, Taiwan, Großbritannien/Taiwan, UK
ceramics : (I saw) Vivi Touloumidi, Deutschland/Griechenland – Germany, Greece  

 
Aline Berdichevsky (membre de Bórax08001 ) ‘Reconstruction’ brooch

Carolina Gimeno (membre de Bórax08001 )

Farrah Al-Dujaili – Necklace – Copper, enamel paint, watercolour pencil, thread – 2010

Zhao Li - ring ‘Finding Neverland’- textile, plastic, silver

Eleanor Bolton - Necklace: Grey Coiled Rope 2010 dyed cotton rope and yarn

Marielle Debethune – série ‘Carapace’

 

Timothy McMahon (US) – Necklaces 2010

 

Vivi Touloumidi – ‘Medousa’ fine silver , email , steel

 

Younghee Hong (USA/South Korea)-  ‘Unconscious #1′-  brooch- cable ties

Carolina Martinez Linares

Li-Chu Wu paper brooch

 

Talente 2011
Internationale Handwerksmesse Munich
Max-Joseph-Str. 4
80333 – Munich
Germany
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
website: www.hwk-muenchen.de

Tombe la neige sur le bijou ……….. BLANC BLANC BLANC !

Quelques très belles créations tout de blanc vêtues en ce moment …………

 

Kristi Paap (Estonia) – ‘Silence – First snow’ Brooch – plexiglass paint silver – 2008

Maura Biamonti  - Anello « LUMIÈRE » – silver, white resin, and rock crystal

Gigi Mariani (IT) – « Pensieri…seguendo il filo  » – anello argento 925 brunito e smalto

Rosalba Rombolà  (IT) Gorgiera : Gioiello creato con scarti di feltrini

Heidemarie Herb - »white flowers » – corallo bianco, 925 Sterling silver, stoffa

Marie Pendariès – La dot. Parure. Porcelaine. 2008

Marie Pendariès (FR) -  « Avoir le coeur sur la main ». Bague. Porcelaine

Maria Goti (ES) – ‘Metal Naïf’

Maria Mamkaeva (RU) – my spinde apparatus (biol.xex) – some rings !

Li-Chu WU (Taiwan) -  paper necklace

Arturo Claudett  Brooch. Silver and Chinese handmade paper

Maria Apostolou (GR)- White pebble ring

Stefano Pedonesi (It) – Collana « Bollicine » (& detail) / »Bubbles » necklace- Plexyglass, silicon wire, plastic tube

Jhana Millers (New Zealand)

Patricia Lemaire- ‘Le Froid de l’Hiver’ – bague argent, nylon, coquillages 2010

 Patricia Lemaire- ‘La Nature a horreur du vide’ – bague argent, nylon, émail à froid 2010

Arthur Hash chain necklace

Arthur Hash – hot glue necklace 2005