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My work is about the Blob: a primitive single-celled organism.
Through the sponge, which I choose to represent the Blob, I want to talk about sciences, philosophy, coincidence and evolution.
Through the sponge, which I choose to represent the Blob, I want to talk about sciences, philosophy, coincidence and evolution.
Highly decorative art jewellery made from paper.
Each piece is a unique one off, inspiration from renaissance art to Dolly Parton, fashion to contemporary art, life and laughter.
Each piece is a unique one off, inspiration from renaissance art to Dolly Parton, fashion to contemporary art, life and laughter.
Inspired by our environment my jewels are ... like fragments...witnesses of the marks of time.
The imperfections and the damages reveal 'precious marks and gems'
The imperfections and the damages reveal 'precious marks and gems'
My work is about pursuing artistic research around the living which translates into experimental jewelry.
This piece is an ephemeral and modular broach made out of a culture of contained and colorful bacteria.
This piece is an ephemeral and modular broach made out of a culture of contained and colorful bacteria.
Jewellery is a language. I speak this language sometimes better than my mother tongue!
My work is about time, connection, communication, heritage and transmission.
My work is about time, connection, communication, heritage and transmission.
Maud Traon is known for taking an approach to making jewellery that combines vibrant colours and an unusual way of setting stones.
My work involves creating new and innovative forms of bead worked jewellery.
I utilize traditional luxury stones and materials in contemporary design. I utilize craftsmanship and heritage in combination with textural sensuality to remind us of the sacred link between the object and the individual who wears it.
I utilize traditional luxury stones and materials in contemporary design. I utilize craftsmanship and heritage in combination with textural sensuality to remind us of the sacred link between the object and the individual who wears it.