On Supply – Artwork Jewellery Discussion board

Might 2023, Half 2

There are such a lot of causes to buy artwork jewellery…

  • Have fun that hard-earned promotion
  • Honor a once-in-a-lifetime event
  • Pay tribute to a significant accomplishment
  • Commemorate the start of a brand new relationship or the top of 1
  • Pounce on the proper piece to spherical out a side of your assortment
  • Or put money into a deal with for your self—simply because

Artwork Jewellery Discussion board’s worldwide gallery supporters rejoice and exhibit artwork jewellery. Our month-to-month On Supply collection permits this in depth community of worldwide galleries to showcase extraordinary items personally chosen to tempt and encourage you. Have a look. You’re certain to discover a unbelievable piece you merely can’t stay with out! (Please contact the gallery immediately for inquiries.)

Yaksh Verma, Firāq
Yaksh Verma, Firāq, 2023, ring, touchstone, pure gold impression, 1 ⅞ x ⅜ x 1 ¼ inches (49 x 10 x 33 mm), picture courtesy of Galeria Reverso

Gallery: Galeria Reverso
Contact: Paula Crespo
Artist: Yaksh Verma
Retail worth: €495

A hoop from the collection of 25 rings made by the Indian artist Yaksh Verma for the exhibition Past Borders 2 to commemorate Reverso’s twenty fifth anniversary. All of the rings are manufactured from a stone known as kasauti (a Hindi phrase for touchstone, a black stone utilized by goldsmiths/jewelers to check the purity of gold). The maker sculpts them utilizing a monolithic method and attracts onto the rings with gold by rubbing and scratching.

Sawa Aso, Wristwatch 2020
Sawa Aso, Wristwatch 2020, 2020, bracelet, stainless-steel, stainless-steel wire, 11 x 1 ¾ x ⅝ inches (278 x 46 x 15 mm), picture: artist

Gallery: Four Gallery
Contact: Karin Roy Andersson
Artist: Sawa Aso
Retail worth: €3,990

Sawa Aso interprets wearable objects resembling glasses, wristwatches, or binoculars into steel. Every half is changed with skinny metal in order that the perform is erased however the form stays. When the objects now not fulfill their authentic function, different qualities emerge and they’re remodeled into jewellery.

Monika Brugger, Flies
Monika Brugger, Flies, 2021, brooch, copper, shibuichi, enamel, 1 x 1 x ¼ inches (24 x 26 x 5 mm), picture courtesy of Galerie Noel Guyomarc’h

 

Gallery: Galerie Noel Guyomarc’h
Contact: Noel Guyomarc’h
Artist: Monika Brugger
Retail worth: CAN$245

Modern girls in 18th-century France wore mouches—flies, because the French name magnificence spots. The black cotton dots, rigorously positioned on the face, served not solely as decoration but additionally gave indicators and messages. Even immediately, elegant girls by no means go anyplace with out their toiletry baggage, crammed to the brim with superfluous, frivolous necessities. Flies, mosquitos, butterflies, and dragonflies. These ubiquitous animals, lengthy seen in work, inform us about our vanities and our lives. Vanities pricey to the artist, so seductive, annoying, and repulsive.

Marília Maria Mira, Stamp Jewels
Marília Maria Mira, Stamp Jewels, 2021, ring, engraved and oil-painted copper, 1 ⅜ x 1 x ⅞ inches (36 x 25 x 21 mm) (US dimension 7), picture: artist

Gallery: Galeria Tereza Seabra
Contact: Tereza Seabra
Artist: Marília Maria Mira
Retail worth: €375, plus delivery

Marília Maria Mira is a Portuguese jeweler whose work speaks in regards to the physique’s extensions as her soul extension to the general public. In her phrases, “the boundaries of the physique usually are not inflexible however versatile, delicate and tough, clear and soiled, stiff and adaptable. All the things is expounded to every part; in an explosion of senses, nothing turns into all.” Beautiful and playful jewels that work together with the wearer in addition to the viewer.

Lin Cheung, Instant Jewellery—Fire, Electric, Pow
Lin Cheung, Prompt Jewelry—Fireplace, Electrical, Pow, 2022, pendants, mother-of-pearl, nylon, roughly 3 ⅛ inches (80 mm), picture: Sofia Björkman

Gallery: Platina
Contact: Sofia Björkman
Artist: Lin Cheung
Retail worth: Every US$500

Pearl jewellery has a particular character that each tradition would acknowledge. This often-narrow studying of pearls and pearl jewellery is directly enticing and conflicting within the artist Lin Cheung’s creativeness, and prompts her to discover the fabric and language of pearls in ways in which provide a freer sense of decoration.

Kiko Gianocca, What’s Left (Anchor)
Kiko Gianocca, What’s Left (Anchor), 2012, pendant, 18-karat gold, textile, glass, picture courtesy of Viceversa

Gallery: Viceversa
Contact: ilona Schwippel
Artist: Kiko Gianocca
Retail worth: 1,450 CHF

“A jewel stands between the wearer and the world,” says the Swiss artist Kiko Gianocca, “it represents a form of hyperlink between inside and outdoors. Its perform shouldn’t be solely to envelop and defend, it additionally has the power to achieve inside and alter issues, ideas, emotions.” With this piece, Gianocca emphasizes the significance of the connection between the wearer and the private reminiscence mirrored by a jewel.

Katja Toporski, See In 3
Katja Toporski, See In 3, 2022, brooch, 2 x 1 ½ x ¼ inches (51 x 38 x 32 mm), silver, black paint, picture courtesy of the artist

Gallery: Baltimore Jewelry Center
Contact: Allison Gulick
Artist: Katja Toporski
Retail worth: US$480

“I could have many tales to inform,” says Katja Toporski. “I’ll select only some. You can also make up the remaining.” This piece is from Toporski’s newest exhibition, Meet Me. The exhibition offered a brand new physique of labor that the artist made throughout the pandemic, in each her dwelling studio and at residencies in Finland and Norway. This physique of labor is her most private but, a type of self-portrait: inside, exterior, idealized, fictionalized. The art work is directly an act of reflection and absorption and a portrait of the artist’s spirit.

Jacqueline Ryan, Clam
Jacqueline Ryan, Clam, 2020, earrings, 18-karat gold, 0.8 x 0.95 x 0.5 inches (20 x 24 x 13 mm), picture courtesy of Ornamentum

Gallery: Ornamentum
Contact: Stefan Friedemann
Artist: Jacqueline Ryan
Retail worth: US$3,400

A stunning pair of earrings by Jacqueline Ryan, who’s from Italy. These beauties are sculptural and radiant, but light-weight and at a scale that may be suited to on a regular basis put on in addition to evenings. Ryan is a grasp of gold work. Her jewellery is delicate, natural, heat, female, and completely treasured.

Julia Obermaier Getting Closed
Julia Obermaier, Getting Closed, 2019, earrings, sterling silver, agate, resin, pigment, picture: artist

Gallery: Mahnaz Collection
Contact: noelle wiegand
Artist: Julia Obermaier
Retail worth: $500

German lapidary artist Julia Obermaier has been carving stones from a younger age. Her jewellery, hand-carved from agate with silver used sparingly, are modern-day talismans. Working intuitively with the stone and utilizing conventional diamond-cutting instruments, Obermaier creates box-like shapes that she likes to consider as “nooks and crannies” for the soul. The earrings are a part of this massive work; should you deconstruct a necklace, one of many bins would stay. Obermaier exposes the great thing about the stone by slicing away and shaping it, permitting the intricacies and the inclusions of the pure stone to disclose themselves.

Danni Schwaag, Balance
Danni Schwaag, Stability, 2022, earrings, mother-of-pearl, enamel on copper, gold, silver, roughly 1 ⅜ x 1 x ¼ inches (35 x 25 x 5 mm), picture: courtesy of the artist and Galerie Door

Gallery: Galerie Door
Contact: Doreen Timmers
Artist: Danni Schwaag
Retail worth: €490

Danni Schwaag is a grasp of shade compositions, enameling, and carving mother-of-pearl. Her stunning artwork jewellery items are wearable work.

Kylie Sinkovich, After Finishing All the Whiskey in the House We Got Very Emotional
Kylie Sinkovich, After Ending All of the Whiskey within the Home We Acquired Very Emotional, 2022, necklace, Totora, sterling silver, aquamarine, muka, cotton thread, 4 ⅜ x 3 ⅛ x ⅜ inches (110 x 80 x 10 mm), picture: Michael Couper

Gallery: Fingers Gallery
Contact: Lisa Higgins
Artist: Kylie Sinkovich
Retail worth: NZ$750

Verbal disturbances, small artworks from a bigger collection … Stream of consciousness captured in a bodily kind. Phrases that aren’t immediately distinguishable … phrases that invite the reader to lean in … to decipher the messages whispered … throughout time … and area. Kylie Sinkovich’s work has two primary sides: The primary is a socially, politically, and environmentally pushed observe which is rigorously thought of, researched, designed, and crafted. The second is an exploration into her favored supplies of wooden, stone, and steel. Sinkovich is at present based mostly in Tasman, New Zealand.

Robert Baines, Untitled
Robert Baines, Untitled, 2020, ring, silver, electroplate, lacquer, picture courtesy of Gallery Loupe

Gallery: Gallery Loupe
Contact: Patti Bleicher
Artist: Robert Baines
Retail worth: US$2,200

Robert Baines is each a jeweler and a scholar. His astonishingly detailed metalwork, which displays research in archaeometallurgy, embodies historic methods, resembling linear wirework and granulation, however with the dimensions, grandeur, and irony of present observe. He typically incorporates objects, both discovered or fabricated, into his advanced “worlds,” which frequently remark sardonically upon historic narratives.

Anke Hennig, Shades of Blue
Anke Hennig, Shades of Blue, necklace, rayon, polyester, nylon, sterling silver, picture courtesy of Thereza Pedrosa Gallery

Gallery: Thereza Pedrosa Gallery
Contact: Thereza Pedrosa
Artist: Anke Hennig
Retail worth: €370

The origin of life is a rising cell. In the identical approach, the origin of Anke Hennig’s work is a nice thread, which by twisting with additional threads grows right into a three-dimensional piece of bijou. To realize these wealthy volumes, Hennig works with a 19th-century conventional textile method known as Häkelgalon.