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Corrinne is fascinated with the exploration of the heritage technique of flat chainmail. Focusing on utilising a combination of raw recycled precious metal colours and interlocking them in bold and subtle patterns in the construction of a flowing tactile metal textile.
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Italian born artist currently based in Edinburgh, where she established her workshop after completing an MFA in Jewellery at Edinburgh College of Art. Her work explores the contrast between modern buildings and ancient temples and palaces of South Korea. She combines natural and painted wood with precious and non-precious metals.
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Dagmar’s work includes both traditional and contemporary elements, harnessing nostalgic qualities within simplistic modern design. Those traditional qualities spring from her love of Art Nouveau and the world of flowers. Her work draws from these influences and is transformed into intricate, elegant and timeless pieces. Dagmar has been selected to exhibit at a number of prestigious venues including the Victoria and Albert Museum and Goldsmith’s Hall in London.
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Ascot. Born Czech Republic. Precious metals. Outlets and exhibitions include Old Courthouse Gallery, Ambleside, Dual Pod, London; JAM, Eton, Roger Bilcliffe, Glasgow & the V&A, London.
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London. Greek-born. Works with gold & silver, sometimes oxidised black. One of Europe’s leading designers, featured on BBC Radio 4’s Kaleidescope. In the collection of the Crafts Council & British Council plus Stafford Art Gallery & Goldsmiths Company. Outlets include Electrum, Lesley Craze& C.A.A., all London & The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.
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Printmaker
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Debbie Long graduated from Middlesex Polytechnic in 1991 with a First Class Honours Degree. She creates highly original and innovative pieces of hand folded and forged metal jewellery. She works from her studio in Carshalton, South London.
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DeeLyn is a Liverpool based jewellery designer, originally from the US. Her bold, architecturally inspired jewellery designs are explored through geometric patterns and repetitive rhythmical forms.
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