Sarah J.G. Wauzynski’s jewelry is a combination of metal fabrication, stone setting, and egg tempera painting—a technique popular with painters during the 15th century. Many semi-transparent layers of paint are built up to create a rich and colorful surface reminiscent of illuminated manuscripts. Portraits of plants, vegetables, flowers, and animals abound in Sarah’s work. 

The functional forms in nature and science, put together, are those we find familiar.  I see these most primal forms as road maps for everything we think and feel. -Karen Gilbert

"Monumental structures are interpreted into the intimate scale of jewelry and are completed when worn on the landscape of the body." -Kat Cole Artist 

Photo by Kauwuane Burton.