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Recently I realized that my curiosity is the most powerful motivating factor behind my work. I’m curious to see things that I visualize becoming facts, to elaborate an idea, to experiment on a certain technique, to see how this or that material is treated, to investigate on however a vision can be a wearable object and yet to see how others perceive my work.
Iro Kaskani
Jeweller
Published: 18.04.2017
Ring: The space in between #13, 2007
Silver, threads
3.5 x 2 x 4.5 cm
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: The space in between
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Bangle: Plan B#9, 2008
Silver
15 x 5 x 3 cm
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: PlanB
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Bangle: All shall change again, 2009
Silver, plexiglas
7 x 0.7 x 9 cm
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From series: You’ve got a message
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Ring: Why not#5, 2010
Silver oxidized, felt
1.5 x 1.5 x 3 cm
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: Why not?
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Ring: Why not#15, 2010
Silver oxidized
4 x 4 x 4 cm
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: Why not?
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Ring: Yes or No, 2017
Silver oxidized, polyester sheet laser printed
3.5 x 3.5 x 3 cm
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: No news, Good news
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Brooch: My colony, 2014
Silver oxidized, cocoons
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From series: CoCoon
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Necklace: Untitled, 2014
Silver oxidized, cocoons
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: CoCoon
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Earrings: Red shades of 20edron, 2013
Silver, felt, heat transfer on felt
7x 2 x 2 cm
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: Missing pieces
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Bangle: Happiness’ diary, 2010
Silver, polyester sheet, thread
10 x 10 x 5 cm
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From series: You’ve got a message
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Set: Untitled, 2015
Silver, Jesmonite, porcelain, resin
36 x7 x 9 cm
Photo by: Panayioa Gregoriou
From series: just codswallop / virtual play
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Brooch: Rook#16, 2016
Silver, Jesmonite, stainless steel
8 x 8 x 2.5 cm
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: just codswallop / virtual play
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Brooch: Nobody’s perfect, 2016
Copper oxidized, jesmonite, stainless steel
3 x 0.7 x 9 cm
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: When I grow up…
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Iro KaskaniBrooch: Far away off center, 2016
Copper oxidized, silver jesmonite, stainless steel
2.5 x 2 x 9.5 cm
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: When I grow up…
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Ring: Give me a reason, 2016
Copper oxidized, silver jesmonite
3 x 1 x 5.5 cm
Photo by: Demetris Vattis
From series: When I grow up…
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She completed her studies in architecture, at the Università degli studi di Firenze, in 1994. She attended jewellery design courses and received training in goldsmithing, at the Scuola professionale dalla Regione Toscana.
She has worked as an architect until 2007 and also presented three personal exhibitions on contemporary jewellery in Cyprus. She is fully dedicated to studio jewellery since 2008.
She has taught jewellery design at the "Aigaia School of Art and Design" from 2006 to 2013.
Statement
Some years ago I used to believe: “my education and experience in architecture is guiding my creativity and my work is mostly determined by the interest to compose fine metals with alternative material and define new forms.”Later on I concretised my thoughts stating: “Architecture is built environments, planned and designed to function as shelter or vessels of activities and thus it is fostering a physical relationship with the user, inhabitant or viewer. Jewelry takes this physical relationship further into intimacy by the change of scale and placement on the body. Through my work, I find it intriguing to explore ideas of space, scale and absence of symmetry, enabling me to combine precious metals with non-precious elements. Designing jewelry feels like investigating form, structure, and balance to derive a piece of art which will have an intimate physical relationship with the human body and will be completed only when it becomes part of the wearer’s experience and expression. A piece of jewelry is a powerful vehicle for communicating our identity.”
Recently I realized that my curiosity is the most powerful motivating factor behind my work. I’m curious to see things that I visualize becoming facts, to elaborate an idea, to experiment on a certain technique, to see how this or that material is treated, to investigate on however a vision can be a wearable object and yet to see how others perceive my work.
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New Member of Klimt02.
Recently I realized that my curiosity is the most powerful motivating factor behind my work. I’m curious to see things that I visualize becoming facts, to elaborate an idea, to experiment on a certain technique, to see how this or that material is treated, to investigate on however a vision can be a wearable object and yet to see how others perceive my work.
Recently I realized that my curiosity is the most powerful motivating factor behind my work. I’m curious to see things that I visualize becoming facts, to elaborate an idea, to experiment on a certain technique, to see how this or that material is treated, to investigate on however a vision can be a wearable object and yet to see how others perceive my work.
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