Dew
Previous Next Experiment with granulation technique, presented at the “Spring exhibition” Charlottenborg Cph. Materialer : 925s. Foto: Thomas Damgård 2000 READ MORE SHOW LESS
Navigator
Previous Next Jewellery as instruments, tools to guide you in life, to help you out finding the right path. When you are in a limbo, and not able to see things clear, there can be a need for some guiding help. The instruments might help you reflecting up on what direction you want a go […]
Body Parts
Previous Next A serie of hypermobile jewellery, with references to previous projects. The bracelets are formed as a kind of sleeves. The novelty of these pieces is their hypermobility. The slightest movement of the arm /body directly transferred to the jewellery, and thereby accentuates the direction of motion and force. Materials: Nylon, 14kt gold & […]
Souvenir
Souvenier, a materialization of the essence of danish.Candy tiara Materials: Sweets, Steel & 925s.1998 Photographer Lars Gundersen READ MORE SHOW LESS
A Cinderella dream
Previous Next A Cinderella dream – Mette Vivelsted & Mette Saabye The jewellery is made in a collaboration with my colleague Mette Vivelsted in 1997, and exhibited in May 1998 at the Rundetårn in Copenhagen during the curated exhibition “Upside Down – Inside Out”Let the illusion become reality – Create a royal necklace with the […]
Drops of dew
Previous Next The ambition with the making of this jewellry is that they must be part of a larger whole with the body. With the jewellery I build a room around parts of the body; I let them grow so they shield and obscure the shape behind. The inspiration for the jewellery has emerged from […]
The Gate – Beijing Living
Previous Next These 4 lockets are inspired by a travel to China in 1994. On my walk around i Beijing I saw the gates, some closed, and some open providing the possibility to view the colourful courtyards. A gate a crossing point – from one area to another, from the public space to the private […]
