Ailsa Morrant: Glasgow School of Art. Selected Graduate 2018
Published: 16.09.2018
Ailsa Morrant’s jewellery is a celebration. What started as an investigation into why and what we wear as jewellery, Morrant’s research soon became a personal journey and interrogation of sentiment, memory and anticipating. Celebrating the everyday and anticipation a moment, remembering to take time to enjoy the little things in life and create wearable pieces that significantly celebrate these or anticipate the celebration. The variety of materials used reflects the personal and bespoke nature of each piece and the narrative behind it.
/ Anna Gordon, Head of Department and Programme Leader.
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