Lucy Pearl Petts. Winner of the New Talents Award 2022 by Klimt02
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23 Jan 2023
Published: 18.01.2023
klimt02.netBrooch: Abyss, 2022
PLA, aluminium, silver.
19 x 8 x 18 cm
From series: Chaos
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The New Talent Award by Klimt02 aims to recognize the work of graduate students by supporting their careers in the professional world. In this 8th edition, our school members submitted a total of 24 candidates to take part in the award.
This year's winner is Lucy Pearl Petts graduate of Glasgow School of Art in the United Kingdom.
This is the Eighth Edition of the New Talents Award by Klimt02.
View all the works, schools and teachers of the New Talents of the 2022 edition
The winner of the New Talent Award 2022 is Lucy Pearl Petts, who graduated from Glasgow School of Art, where she studied under Professor Silvia Weidenbach.
The Prize consists of a professional jeweller profile at klimt02.net and an exhibition at Hannah Gallery Barcelona by Klimt02.
Klimt02 2022 Jury decided to award Lucy Pearl Petts.
Lucy Pearl Petts' works are fresh and jumpy in colour matching, with strong rhythmic point, line and plane structure interspersed with a three-dimensional, aesthetic and new form, giving people a sense of science and technology. An interesting work because of the contradiction between the image and the reality of weight and volume in the pieces. Also because of the use of colour, aluminium and 3D plastic. Some quirky and cheerful pieces.
Silvia Weidenbach Guiding Teacher at the school, states:
Lucy Pett's work embodies joy and pleasure in these turbulent times. The work is flamboyant and demands to be noticed. Vibrant colours are rendered in plant-based biodegradable materials. These are amulets of positivity and energy with dynamic forms and colours that are fun to wear. These objects take the form of contemporary ritualistic tokens, commanding presence and inviting a visual conversation.
Lucy Pearl Petts states:
My work is a response to the chaotic and alarming experiences faced by people living through the Anthropocene, such as the climate apocalypse, unjust governments and civil unrest. The collection Chaos attempts to bring a sense of joy and hope despite these hurdles, materialising in the form of amulets and tokens of luck. However, they could also be fittingly perceived as panic buttons for life. The pieces aim to initiate vital conversations of positive reform or provide comfort to the wearer with their inviting iridescent colours, alluring forms and hidden ornamentation.
More work and contact:
Email: lucypearlpetts@gmail.com
Instagram: @lpp.design
Website: lucypearlpetts.cargo.site
>> The exhibition will be on show at Hannah Gallery from 15th March to 14th April 2023.
We would like to thank all participating students, teachers, and staff members for your collaboration and the high level of the presented works and encourage all of you to apply for the 9th edition, 2023.
Very soon, we will launch the 9th Edition of the New Talents Award by Klimt02 with the guest jury, deadline, and detailed conditions.
View all the works, schools and teachers of the New Talents of the 2022 edition
The winner of the New Talent Award 2022 is Lucy Pearl Petts, who graduated from Glasgow School of Art, where she studied under Professor Silvia Weidenbach.
The Prize consists of a professional jeweller profile at klimt02.net and an exhibition at Hannah Gallery Barcelona by Klimt02.
Klimt02 2022 Jury decided to award Lucy Pearl Petts.
Lucy Pearl Petts' works are fresh and jumpy in colour matching, with strong rhythmic point, line and plane structure interspersed with a three-dimensional, aesthetic and new form, giving people a sense of science and technology. An interesting work because of the contradiction between the image and the reality of weight and volume in the pieces. Also because of the use of colour, aluminium and 3D plastic. Some quirky and cheerful pieces.
Silvia Weidenbach Guiding Teacher at the school, states:
Lucy Pett's work embodies joy and pleasure in these turbulent times. The work is flamboyant and demands to be noticed. Vibrant colours are rendered in plant-based biodegradable materials. These are amulets of positivity and energy with dynamic forms and colours that are fun to wear. These objects take the form of contemporary ritualistic tokens, commanding presence and inviting a visual conversation.
Lucy Pearl Petts states:
My work is a response to the chaotic and alarming experiences faced by people living through the Anthropocene, such as the climate apocalypse, unjust governments and civil unrest. The collection Chaos attempts to bring a sense of joy and hope despite these hurdles, materialising in the form of amulets and tokens of luck. However, they could also be fittingly perceived as panic buttons for life. The pieces aim to initiate vital conversations of positive reform or provide comfort to the wearer with their inviting iridescent colours, alluring forms and hidden ornamentation.
More work and contact:
Email: lucypearlpetts@gmail.com
Instagram: @lpp.design
Website: lucypearlpetts.cargo.site
>> The exhibition will be on show at Hannah Gallery from 15th March to 14th April 2023.
We would like to thank all participating students, teachers, and staff members for your collaboration and the high level of the presented works and encourage all of you to apply for the 9th edition, 2023.
Very soon, we will launch the 9th Edition of the New Talents Award by Klimt02 with the guest jury, deadline, and detailed conditions.
Necklace: Clutter, Commotion, 2022
PLA, aluminium, silver.
16 x 6 x 40 cm; 15 x 6 x 49 cm
Photo by: Shannon Tofts
From series: Chaos
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Brooch: Muddle, 2022
PLA, aluminium, silver.
12 x 6 x 24 cm
From series: Chaos
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Necklace: Frenzy, 2022
PLA, aluminium, silver.
21 x 9 x 42 cm
From series: Chaos
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Necklace: Turbulent, 2022
PLA, aluminium, silver.
17 x 8 x 45 cm
From series: Chaos
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