Published: 05.12.2018
Brooch: Duende 2, 2016
Painted cibatool, silver, gold, aquamarines, paint.
Photo by: Tiit Rammul
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Kadri Mälk is an Estonian jewellery artist living in Tallinn and she’s a Professor of the jewellery course at the Estonian Academy of Arts. Before starting in jewellery, she studied painting and only then she decided to invest in the art of creating jewels. She was 28 or 29 years old when she graduated. She is the starting point of a generation whose work is refined, individual and definitely Estonian. She kept herself as a freelance artist and worked alone for about nine years. In the meantime, she was invited to teach.
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