My jewelry is made from materials others saw no value in, silver-plate trays, brass, other items once given as gifts, went to a charity shop, perhaps the items meant something at one time, but then became just something in the way.
The misery of mankind has always been when those who were in control, saw no value in those who were not. I always try to find the beauty beneath the surface of the materials I use, and with patience coax them into wearable art. If one looks closely, they may be able to see some of the original characteristics of the metal I chose for a piece.
The misery of mankind has always been when those who were in control, saw no value in those who were not. I always try to find the beauty beneath the surface of the materials I use, and with patience coax them into wearable art. If one looks closely, they may be able to see some of the original characteristics of the metal I chose for a piece.
The video Meet the Artist was made by HEC Studio in St. Louis, for the St. Louis Art Fair.
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Meet the Artist
New jewelry is coming off the bench, and more will be added soon.
Some are sold, some in galleries, some I still have.
If interested, please use the contact form.
Check Instagram for more first peek.
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Not all jewelry that has sold is marked. Check out my "To Buy" page for a few pieces that are available. More will be added.
My work is inspired from what others often overlook.
Man makes a street, a wall to control his environment, then life and elements
slowly decompose his work to bring it back to nothing.
In the interim, I see beauty.
Street Patina
