Alain Roggeman
Jeweller
Published: 03.11.2025
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As a previously classical jeweler, the right gesture, the know-how, the mastery and knowledge of the skills are the tools to express my frame of mind.Statement
Synthesis of the SubjectMy way of approaching a creative work is based on three general aspects.
The formal and graphic aspect: Pure and rigorous lines. Geometric shapes. Graphical simplification of complex elements.
The aspect of the theme and inspiration: Memories of Africa. Nature in general. Urban environment and architecture.
The aspect of the material: Found, reused or recycled materials. Found objects, toys, tools, and various materials.
There is, of course, a connection that is created between these different aspects. For example, we can take inspiration from the forest canopy, use recycled materials and rework the complex structure of the forest in sober and few lines. The material itself can take us to a particular design or function of the object. Having spent my childhood and part of my adolescence in Africa, my work is largely inspired by it. I have no limit in time, some collections may be interrupted quite a long time and later taken with a new and different look. Generally, my jewelry is composed of two materials, which brings more sobriety.
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