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Winchester, Hampshire. Lindsey combines printed anodised aluminium with precious metals and altered found objects to create playful jewellery. Outlets include Contemporary Applied Arts, London, Galerie Cebra, Dusseldorf, Julie Artisans Gallery, New York.
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Trained at Birmingham School of Jewellery and Central St. Martins, Lucy established her London workshop in 2002 within Cockpit Arts Deptford.
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Based in her East London workshop, Fiona creates contemporary jewellery that references the botanical world around her. Her illustrative style explores pattern, texture and organic growth, yet has a defined hand made aesthetic.
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Heather McDermott is a contemporary jeweller based on the Isle of Skye. Her newest collection ‘Tidal Surge’ contemporises the shoreline of Skye by using stainless steel, acrylic and vivid colour. Heather creates statement, wearable pieces that reflect her love of contemporary jewellery. Heather graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 2011 with an MA in jewellery and recently launched her business in late 2012.
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One of the country’s leading enamellers. Represented UK at Inhorgenta, Germany. In many public & private collections including Stafford Museum & Art Gallery, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, Liverpool Museum & Art Gallery. Son is jeweller John Moore.
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Kelly Munro's jewellery combines branded wood, knotted rubber and delicately pierced metal, both precious and non- precious. She uses the traditional process of wood burning and mixed with the creation of her own tools used to manipulate the surface of the wood. Combining this with hand pierced structures that loosely represent fishing nets she tries to capture the rustic feel of her homeland and fishing heritage at the very far north coast of Scotland.
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Works with perspex and metallic foils. Workshop, Hastings in Sussex.
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Brighton. Acrylic & silver. Outlets include Leeds City Art Gallery, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Open Eye Gallery.
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Anja Percival is a Durham based printmaker specialising in copperplate etching. Her prints are inspired by the atmosphere light creates in our environment.
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Sarah works in rural Oxfordshire creating handmade contemporary jewellery in silver and gold, often incorporating kinetic elements to create rippling or undulating surfaces.
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