Art jewellery is a sculptural form that pivots around the body, though as an art piece, there is room to communicate other ideas, too. Interview with Bridget Catchpole by Klimt02

Interview / CriticalThinking Artists BehindTheScenes

Published: 16.11.2023

Bridget Catchpole
Neckpiece: Stages of Healing Core Sample 1, 2022
Sterling silver, Pacific Ocean plastic, beauty product packaging, glass, rubber, tinted eco-resin
9.5 x 0.05 x 46.5 cm
Photo by: Kris Krüg
From series: Stages of Healing
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In this interview Bridget Catchpole shares her relationship to jewellery design; Unpicking her interest in contemporary jewellery as a form of sculpture on body, this discipline has been a channel of curiosity from her early life into her career today. She shares how her creative passion has given her direction to face and overcome other challenges she has faced.

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Art jewellery is a sculptural form that pivots around the body, though as an art piece, there is room to communicate other ideas, too. Interview with Bridget Catchpole by Klimt02

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