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ORIGINS: Unearthing the Montana Sapphire
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A World of Detail
"I love making tiny things, they seem very personal and can hold many secrets." -Melinda Risk
“The shapes, textures, materials and color palette found in the celestial environment are all elements that find their way into my work. Specific materials such as titanium, niobium and meteorite are chosen, as they are often used to construct components to explore space or naturally exist in space itself” - Kirk Lang
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“My attempt is to capture the tenuous bits and pieces of the garden and translate them into objects… Playing with the metaphor of cycles of life and growth allows me to work within a simple visual narrative. ” -Paulette Werger
Celebrate Found Object Artists
"I think that with found objects, it’s all about the story. People engage — they think about what an object was used for and what it meant to the artist. This jewelry is so immediate in its impact" -Karen Lorene
"My work is a combination of tough, gritty steel with the refined element of gold. I so appreciate the ‘wrongness’ of this marriage." -Peg Fetter
Meet the Artist
Linda Kindler Priest sculpts images directly into precious metal using the ancient technique of chasing and repoussé.
Linda Kindler Priest
“I like to see my jewelry/work as expressions of art and capable of communicating on the level of a poem.” -Liaung-Chung Yen
Now At Green Lake Jewelry Works
Facèré now has two galleries located inside the Seattle and Bellevue Studios of Green Lake Jewelry Works