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2022
I have been searching for new ways to create textures in metal and by chance I learned about magical Mitsuro Hikime technique. Mitsuro Hikime is an ancient Japanese lost wax casting technique. It uses a specifically formulated wax to create organic sculptural forms and linear textures. The process is incredibly fluid and spontaneous and creates unique pieces.
I have been searching for new ways to create textures in metal and by chance I learned about magical Mitsuro Hikime technique. Mitsuro Hikime is an ancient Japanese lost wax casting technique. It uses a specifically formulated wax to create organic sculptural forms and linear textures. The process is incredibly fluid and spontaneous and creates unique pieces.
2022
I have been searching for new ways to create textures in metal and by chance I learned about magical Mitsuro Hikime technique. Mitsuro Hikime is an ancient Japanese lost wax casting technique. It uses a specifically formulated wax to create organic sculptural forms and linear textures. The process is incredibly fluid and spontaneous and creates unique pieces.
I have been searching for new ways to create textures in metal and by chance I learned about magical Mitsuro Hikime technique. Mitsuro Hikime is an ancient Japanese lost wax casting technique. It uses a specifically formulated wax to create organic sculptural forms and linear textures. The process is incredibly fluid and spontaneous and creates unique pieces.
2022
I have always been in love with the art of Egon Schiele, Aubrey Beardsley and Hundervasser. More that anything in art I love the LINE. One simple line that conveys so much meaning. Perfectly imperfect, sometimes broken, fluid, organic. I developed my own style where I use lines to create the background for my darwings. This jewelry collection was inspired by these drawings.
I have always been in love with the art of Egon Schiele, Aubrey Beardsley and Hundervasser. More that anything in art I love the LINE. One simple line that conveys so much meaning. Perfectly imperfect, sometimes broken, fluid, organic. I developed my own style where I use lines to create the background for my darwings. This jewelry collection was inspired by these drawings.
2022
I have always been in love with the art of Egon Schiele, Aubrey Beardsley and Hundervasser. More that anything in art I love the LINE. One simple line that conveys so much meaning. Perfectly imperfect, sometimes broken, fluid, organic. I developed my own style where I use lines to create the background for my darwings. This jewelry collection was inspired by these drawings.
I have always been in love with the art of Egon Schiele, Aubrey Beardsley and Hundervasser. More that anything in art I love the LINE. One simple line that conveys so much meaning. Perfectly imperfect, sometimes broken, fluid, organic. I developed my own style where I use lines to create the background for my darwings. This jewelry collection was inspired by these drawings.
2020
This collection was inspired by shape and form. I wanted to create a very simple yet chic line that can be worn every day. The pieces are classic and clean. They can be worn for any situation, from a regular day to a special event.
This collection was inspired by shape and form. I wanted to create a very simple yet chic line that can be worn every day. The pieces are classic and clean. They can be worn for any situation, from a regular day to a special event.
2020
This collection was inspired by shape and form. I wanted to create a very simple yet chic line that can be worn every day. The pieces are classic and clean. They can be worn for any situation, from a regular day to a special event.
This collection was inspired by shape and form. I wanted to create a very simple yet chic line that can be worn every day. The pieces are classic and clean. They can be worn for any situation, from a regular day to a special event.
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My process for each piece often takes one of two ways. The first is a drawing or concept based on modernist themes, incorporating natural asymmetries and imperfections...
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