Ela Cindoruk
Jeweller
Published: 22.10.2015
ecnp-jewelry.comNecklace: Pinkish Yaz, 2015
Dried orchids, 925 silver, electroformed copper and silver, spray paint
Photo by: Ebru Latifoglu
From series: YAZ
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Necklace: Colorful Yaz, 2015
Dried orchids, 925 silver, electroformed copper and silver, spray paint
Photo by: Ebru Latifoglu
From series: YAZ
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Necklace: Orangepink Yaz, 2015
Dried orchids, 925 silver, electroformed copper and silver, spray paint
Photo by: Ebru Latifoglu
From series: YAZ
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Piece: Pink Yaz Earrings & Necklace, 2015
Dried orchids, 925 silver, electroformed copper and silver, spray paint
Photo by: Ebru Latifoglu
From series: YAZ
Earrings and Necklace on Model
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Brooch: White Moily, 2012
925 Silver, acrylic paint
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Doily Moily
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Brooch: Red Moily Loop, 2012
925 Silver, acrylic paint
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Doily Moily
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Earrings: Red Moily Loop, 2012
925 Silver, acrylic paint
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Doily Moily
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Brooch: Small Blue Moily & Greenish Moily, 2012
925 Silver, acrylic paint
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Doily Moily
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Piece: Blue Looped Brooch & Blue Moily Earrings, 2012
925 Silver, 18K gold, acrylic paint
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Doily Moily
Brooch and Earrings
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Brooch: Leave Me Alone, 2008
Newspaper, 18K gold, pearls
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Pearly News
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Brooch: Good News, 2007
Newspaper, 18K gold
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Doily News
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Necklace: Compass Rose II, 2006
Paper, 18K gold
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Compass Rose
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Earrings: Compass Rose I, 2006
Paper, 18K gold, silk thread
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Compass Rose
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Brooch: Compass Rose, 2006
Paper, 18K gold, paint
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Compass Rose
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Bracelet: Compass Rose, 2006
Paper, elastic thread
Photo by: Ela Cindoruk
From series: Compass Rose
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Born in 1963, Ankara, Turkey, lives and works in Istanbul. Having received a Bachelor of Arts Industrial Design degree at Middle East Technical University, she later studied Jewelry and Metals at Parsons’ School of Design in New York. Ela Cindoruk is current partner of ‘elacindoruknazanpak’ jewelry studio and gallery in Istanbul, which she co-founded in 1993. Alongside her work as a jewelry maker, she has designed products and lectured at Istanbul Bilgi University and Istanbul Technical University. As a jewelry maker and designer Ela Cindoruk, participates both national and international exhibitions and her work is showcased at galleries throughout the world.
Ela Cindoruk received the Red Dot Design Award Honorable Mention and Jewelry Designer of the year Elle Style Award Turkey, in the year 2012.
Statement
My motto is as Otto Kunzli said: "One always has to find the appropriate material, the right technique to bring out the original idea with persuasive harmony."I am interested in creating contrast and harmony among concepts, form and color through the process of experimenting, searching, researching & playing with the ideas, materials, forms and techniques. I am as well very much interested in how people use and develop ornamenting habits from the interaction with daily materials has been a constant source of inspiration for me. I try to utilize this richness I find in everyday materials together with precious materials to achieve contrastingly simple solutions that resonate in harmony.
'Compass Rose', 'Doily News' and 'DoilyMoily'
These works commonly incorporates mundane patterns and ornamentations that are persistently present in our daily environment. While the materials I use vary greatly, the forms reflect my interest towards mankind’s uninterrupted engagement with ornamentation since prehistoric times. Their forms and materials may alter in response to changing times and cultural context but the idea of ornamentation persists in all. I reinterpret this tradition from my angle, using my forms, materials and color.
'Yaz'
It all started as an experiment of electroforming. And I love orchids. They blossom beautifully and fade beautifully. I loved the forms the flowers were taking as they dried on the stems so much that I left them untouched. Later I electroformed dried orchids with copper and silver and painted with spray metal paint.
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