Absolutely thrilled to see a couple of images of my work in the August 2016 issue of the international arts and literary journal, Art Ascent. This isn't the first time this fabulous magazine has carried my images, but it's the first time that the images are of my work. On pages 72 and 73 you'll see Garden and Temptation, two pieces of wearable art (pendants) in fine silver from my new collection: Garden of Eden. A link to the publication is here.
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I will be posting more images of the collection (just follow the link 'wearable art in silver' on the right), which is not complete by a long chalk; with a new delivery of FYI silver I'll be busy over the next couple of months. Once complete, the collection will go to the Lilieth Boutique in Liverpool.
In the meantime, be still my beating heart...
It’s great to see creative work presented with such attention to detail, especially when the surrounding environment and presentation become part of the experience. It also made me think about how location can influence the appeal and value of a place, particularly when exploring properties in Northern Iran where natural surroundings can be an important part of the lifestyle.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work and a fascinating collection. I also like how the post connects art, design, and the spaces where pieces are displayed. For properties, thoughtful details such as energy-efficient glazing and insulated window design can make a real difference to comfort and the overall character of a home, especially in northern properties. Your focus on craftsmanship and visual detail really highlights how small design choices can enhance a space.
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