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Liana Pattihis Art Jewellery


Jewellery designer

London, England

  • Jewellery
  • Mixed media
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My designs evolve through a dialogue between my source inspiration and the creative potential of the enamel. The versatility of the material is what attracts me the most as it gives an organic feel to my work. My response to the way in which the materials fuse together is intuitive and impromptu. With each layer the enamel adds form, structure and substance to the piece. The natural fragility of the material exudes a new found strength, richness in texture and an acquired preciousness.

Focus:
fusing enamel on a movable base like silver chain
CV:
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Stockists:
  • Charon Kransen Arts New York
  • Platina Gallery Stockholm
  • Alternatives Gallery Rome

My designs evolve through a dialogue between my source inspiration and the creative potential of the enamel. The versatility of the material is what attracts me the most as it gives an organic feel to my work. My response to the way in which the materials fuse together is intuitive and impromptu. With each layer the enamel adds form, structure and substance to the piece. The natural fragility of the material exudes a new found strength, richness in texture and an acquired preciousness.

Focus:
fusing enamel on a movable base like silver chain
CV:
Download document
Stockists:
  • Charon Kransen Arts New York
  • Platina Gallery Stockholm
  • Alternatives Gallery Rome
  • Website
  • E-mail
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Project

    To mend my broken heart

  • Project

    Fabricated

  • Project

    Chained Interpretations

  • Project

    Adapted patterns

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