Tetiana Chorna and Volodymyr Yarmusevich started working together in 2017. They created several jewelry collections. Their joint projects combine oppositions: brutality and tenderness, traditionality and exclusivity, poetry and prose of being. Tetiana Chorna is an artist and architect. In 2010 she founded Tetiana Chorna jewelry brand. Volodymyr Yarmusevich is a jewelry restorer and founder.
Read MoreVladimir Ivaneanu (°1977, Gent, B) studied Printmaking at WENK, Sint-Lucas in Ghent and developed there his passion for relief print. In 2007 he was selected for the Nagasawa Art Park Project in Japan where he learned the technics of Japanese woodcut. In 2010 he got the opportunity to become a teacher at the Printmaking studio of the Academie voor Beeldende Kunst of the city of Ghent. Together with his colleagues Vladimir is researching how
Read MoreIn September 2022 the Budapest Jewelry Week was organised for the eighth time. The utmost goal of the event is to familiarise an audience as wide as possible with the genres of contemporary jewelry by creating opportunities for local and foreign artists to present their latest works. Apart from the exhibitions the organisers of BJW aim to motivate the Hungarian and international designers and enable them to form a community via professional reports and themed workshops.
Read MoreBorn in 2000, Xinyi was predominantly influenced by the generation Z. The society and art after 2000, with globalization, internationalization, urbanization, marketization, "depoliticise", go to the elite, diversification, entertainment, complanation, no centralized characteristics, artistic features gradually from the historical trace of the linear by emphasis on realistic society and traditional culture in the 90 s, the cultural differences between
Read MoreLes Brucelles asbl is a non-profit association, created in 2021 to organise the first Brussels Jewellery Week, which took place in spring 2022. With a major exhibition at MAD, “In Fieri”, as well as “Be.Next” for Belgian contemporary schools and a Tour in Brussels galleries and workshop, it was the first important event ever dedicated to contemporary jewellery in Belgium.
Read MoreFocusing on my passion in sculpture and form modelling, I created this collection featuring unique, wearable pieces of art. Each piece was designed as a miniature sculpture, some later adorned with colour in the form of enamel and solvent based paints, others with the natural lustre of bronze.
Read MoreI have liked jewelry since I have known myself. So much in fact that I tried swallowing my first one when I was two. Back then, my mom managed to stop me. Some fifty years later, I created my first jewelry. Another ring with a coloured stone, definitely not the same ring. And the first handmade jewelry that I was proud of, I gave it to my mom. What I did in the meantime is less relevant. I feel like I wasted time.
Read MoreAs a young boy, I grew up in Pades village, herding cattle and helping my family out in the fields, farming. While still in school, attraction towards design occurred naturally, leading the path towards 3d modeling and, later, to Faculty of Architecture. After leaving the school for good, I started exploring the sphere of visual expression. This jewelry is part of my approach to sculpture.
Read MoreZaharia Livia is a Romanian architect who started developing her interest in jewellery making through digital means around 2018. She wanted to explore the possibilities offered by 3d modelling and how digital creations can come to life. It began with larger objects like the stage design or installations for light festivals but also with smaller ones like engagement rings going at the same time. Since then she started
Read MoreMetal x Syrup is a collaborative series between Berlin based artists Avantika Khanna of Sun’s Syrup and Anna Butwell of Metal Atelier. Avantika, working in mixed materials including silver, bronze, and glass, has long played with the technical limitations of each, dripping the materials into playful compositions. Anna works nearly exclusively in metal, most often casting stones, chain, and other objects in place, creating rough
Read MoreIn 2011 I graduated The National Academy of Theatre and Film Art “Krustyo Sarafov”, Sofia, as Master of Animation directory. I have more than 15 years of working experience as freelance graphic designer and animator. My journey in the jewelry world started in 2011 by creating the brand - OMAYA, as a side project for creative self-expression and outlet for my love of
Read MoreThe idea of this collection is based on the apparent rigidity of geometric forms and the goal was to "deconstruct" them by combining different materials and colours. The inspiration came from nature which is abundant in geometric forms presented in cells, flowers, rocks or living creatures that humans can only aspire to replicate them.
Read MoreDeath in Mexican culture is the core of my thesis. In Mexican culture, death has been constantly present. From pre-Hispanic times when it was a vital part of the cycle of life, until today in its festive and colorful representation through the Day of the Dead. But how does the perception of death change in a country where injustice and violent death reign?
Read MoreAlma lion is a graduate cum laude of Shenkar College of Engineering, art and Design and a graduate student in industrial design at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design . Her work has been shown at many international group exhibitions. She has been the winner of ARTS THREADS x GUCCI 2021 and of the 2021 Galeri Marzee Graduate Prize .
Read MoreIlaria Demo De Lorenzi (1995) is an Italian art director and artist. She graduated with hons from NABA, Milano in Arts and Fashion Design in 2018. In 2020 she attended the “Art Direction for Fashion” course at Central St. Martins College in London and the “Enamelling” course at the Ambrosiana Goldsmith School in Milan.
Read MoreJennifer Wells is a studio artist and educator originally from the U.S but currently living in Italy. She holds an MFA, in Metalsmithing & Jewelry Design and has completed artist-in- residencies at: Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in Gatlinburg, TN, Pocosin Arts in Columbia, NC and the Jentel Foundation near Banner, WY. She has worked for several U.S based Craft Schools, in a variety of roles.
Read MoreI do not have a background in fine arts but I love art in all its forms. I did not study design but I discovered that with a lot of dedication there are no boundaries to what you may accomplish. I think my curiosity, the pleasure of handcrafting, experimenting and trying to learn new things has led me to the path of jewelry creation. I first started
Read MoreSharon Massey is a metalsmith, jeweler and enamelist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her artwork has been exhibited in Germany, Estonia, Poland, Italy, Spain, China, Japan, Canada, Brazil and Australia, as well as across the United States. Sharon’s work has been included in numerous publications, including American Craft and Metalsmith magazines
Read MoreNICOLE JACQUARD is currently a Professor and Area Coordinator of the Metalsmithing and Jewelry Design Program at Indiana University. She received her BA from Indiana University in 1991 and her first MFA in 1994 from The University of Michigan. While on a Fulbright Fellowship in Australia she received her second MFA from The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University in 1995.
Read MoreMi-Sook Hur is an award-winning enamelist and metalsmith who is a professor in the School of Art and Design at East Carolina University. Her work focuses on the realistic images inspired by nature and she explores the modern studies of Limoges enamels. She received a BFA in Metalwork and Jewelry from Seoul National University in Korea and an MFA in Metals from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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