I am intrinsically drawn to hidden beauty and gritty details; eroded layers of paint revealing rust in every shade of orange imaginable, the soot covered pipes of the London underground that seem so vibrant and yet are entirely black. My desire is to communicate this beauty through moments and gestures which entice curiosity and evoke emotions.
Using traditional jewellery techniques to frame, pin and suspend, I seek to control these moments; when is a piece finished? How much control is necessary? By working intuitively with my materials, I answer these questions in a natural and meaningful way, creating highly tactile work which aims to take the wearer on a journey of the world through my eyes and through my touch.
Hayley Grafflin
Neckpiece
Untitled
2017
Steel, re-claimed wood, brass, paper, paint.
20 x 36 x 2 cm
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Untitled
2017
Steel, re-claimed wood, brass, paper, paint.
20 x 36 x 2 cm
- Photo by:
- Hayley Grafflin
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