The Eye in Contemporary Jewellery. Spotlight Artworks by Klimt02
Published: 02.07.2024

We often say that the eye is the window to the soul. The intriguing organ of sight is far more than a mere biological mechanism. This vitreous sphere, with its iris and pupil, carries complex and multifunctional symbolism. Sometimes a symbol of foresight, protection, love, and providence, the eye embodies not only vision but also the depth of each individual. It serves as a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms, a mirror separating oneself from others and enabling access to spiritual enlightenment.
From prehistory to the present day, the eye has been symbolised and highlighted to captivate the viewer across all artistic domains. It symbolises observation, understanding, and the capacity to question and create.
In this article, we will adopt the collector's eye to present a selection of artworks and artists who utilise the eye as a symbolic figure devoted to all kinds of allegories.
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Dark Side of Imagination. Jewellery by Kadri Mälk
29Apr2026 -
Bio-Melanin Fibers from Acid Sulfate Soil: Sustainable Polymer Synthesis, Characterization, and Textile Application
24Apr2026 -
Lumina by Empar Juanes. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery
17Apr2026 -
Naturalia et artificialia. A Sicilian Journey: Gabi Veit & Dietlind Wolf
14Apr2026 -
Land of the Lustrous by Yingying Qiu. A Critical Review by Klimt02
08Apr2026 -
Blossom by Iris Eichenberg. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery
07Apr2026 -
Value, Imitation, and Perception in Contemporary Jewellery. Spotlight Artworks by Klimt02
03Apr2026 -
Malachite and the Origins of Copper
01Apr2026 -
The Goldsmiths’ Centre Announces Recipients of the Business Catalyst (Large) Grants 2026
01Apr2026 -
Wisselring by Paul Derrez. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery
26Mar2026 -
Donald Friedlich, elected by the American Craft Council (ACC) to their prestigious College of Fellows
17Mar2026 -
Munich Schmuck Fair 2026. What Are We Really Coming For?
15Mar2026 -
Blue Shadows by Lily Kanellopoulou. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery
12Mar2026 -
Kukas: Amanhã (Tomorrow)
12Mar2026 -
Thomas Gentille (1936–2026)
11Mar2026













