today's GS is
djurdjica kesic. i remember seeing her
pebble rings on
karin eriksson's blog awhile back, but did not fully explore her jewelry until recently and, i must say, i am absolutely in love with this work. the
transformations rings are so pleasing, so tactile and i would like a stack of them. when viewed as 2-d compositions the delicate necklaces in the
malmsbury series remind me of maps. and then there's
transitions in which an old chair is turned into jewelry. it's all very interesting to me - her use of unconventional and discarded materials, the organic feel of her shapes, the graphic and minimal qualities the work has...lovely.
thanks for reading.
today's GS is djurdjica kesic. i remember seeing her pebble rings on karin eriksson's blog awhile back, but did not fully explore her jewelry until recently and, i must say, i am absolutely in love with this work. the transformations rings are so pleasing, so tactile and i would like a stack of them. when viewed as 2-d compositions the delicate necklaces in the malmsbury series remind me of maps. and then there's transitions in which an old chair is turned into jewelry. it's all very interesting to me - her use of unconventional and discarded materials, the organic feel of her shapes, the graphic and minimal qualities the work has...lovely.
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