Tore Svensson
Jeweller
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Published: 16.05.2007
Brooch: Black, 2017
Steel, paint
8 x 8 x 0.7 cm
Photo by: Franz Karl
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Brooch: White, 2017
Porcelain, silver
10.5 x 8 x 0.2 cm
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Brooch: Red, 2017
Mdf, Silver, paint
ø 9 cm x 0.6 cm
Photo by: Franz Karl
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Brooch: Mr. T Revisited, 2015
Veneer wood, acrylic paint, silver
each 11 x 9.5 cm
Work designed for Klimt02 Gallery for the exhibition To Recover in 2015
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Brooch: Mr. T Revisited, 2015
Veneer wood, acrylic paint, silver
11 x 9.5 cm
Work designed for Klimt02 Gallery for the exhibition To Recover in 2015
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Necklace: Untitled, 1999
Steel, gilt
30 x 30 cm
Photo by: Franz Karl
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Necklace: Square, 1998
Steel, gilt
30 x 34 cm
Photo by: Franz Karl
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Brooch: Untitled
Steel, gilt
0,5 x 8 x 7,5 cm
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Tore SvenssonBrooch: Untitled
acciaio, doratura, argentatura, incisione
105x60x1 mm
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Brooch: Box, 2011
Steel, paint
Etched. Fired with linseed oil.
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Brooch: Box, 2011
Steel, paint
Etched. Fired with linseed oil.
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Brooch: Noon, 2014
Steel, paint
4.3 x 4.9 cm
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Tore SvenssonBrooch: Untitle, 2011
Steel, Gilt, Paint, Etched
photo © Franz Karl
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Brooch: Untitled, 2010
Iron, acrylic paint
12 x 1,7 x 0,5 cm
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Bowl: Bowl 219, 2012
Iron, linseed oil
Ø 8 x 4 cm
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Ring: Tube, 2012
Iron, acrylic paint
2 x 4 cm
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Tore Svensson, born 1948 in Alfta, Sweden, studied first at the art-school in Gävle and graduated in 1978 at HDK School of Design and Craft, Gothenburg. From 1989 to 1996 he was lecturer at HDK and afterwards he worked as professor for two years at the Jewellery department. His work includes jewellery and objects and is presented in private and public collections as well as in museums and all over the world. He is a recipient of several awards, among others from the Swedish Arts Grants Committee and the Herbert Hofmann Prize.
Statement
I have been working the past 20 years within the geometric field with my jewellery. The projects I work with often stretches over a long period of time. A new project often emerges from an ongoing one. The beginning and the end of a project might be difficult to discern. The series consists of small displacements that changes expression and content.CV 
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