Niamh Duddy. University for the Creative Arts, Rochester. Selected Graduate 2019
Published: 22.10.2019
Necklace: Keeping the piece, 2019
Jesmonite, rope, silver.
39 x 7 x 4 cm
Photo by: Niamh Duddy
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Niamh’s work is driven by balance and contrast of material and form. Coloured jesmonite blocks are wedged and trapped within silver frameworks, sometimes also utilising the body as part of this frame. Working with a subtle colour palette she creates bold and contrasting forms, with each piece holding its own slightly precarious tension.
/ Lina Peterson, Senior Lecturer Jewellery & Silversmithing.
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