My practice is very eclectic and involves being led by the elements along with the materials I find, manipulating and combining them physically. Interview with Lynne Speake by Klimt02

Interview / Artists CriticalThinking BehindTheScenes

Published: 30.10.2023

Lynne Speake
Neckpiece: Fishing line & Stilbite, 2023
Silicone tube (various), Stilbite crystal, fishing wire, beads, black sewing thread, copper & liver of sulphur.
30 x 12 x 30 cm
Photo by: @fototplus_collective
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We recently interviewed new jeweller member Lynne Speake. Lynne is an established jewellery designer based in the Engish seaside town, Cornwall. She founded the international jewellery collective Precious.Collective. We took a deep dive into the context of her current practice and found out about her perspective on the value of networking and digital spaces amongst her tactile aesthetic.

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My practice is very eclectic and involves being led by the elements along with the materials I find, manipulating and combining them physically. Interview with Lynne Speake by Klimt02

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