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PendantRing_04

Hand crafted artisan piece. May be worn as a pendant or a ring. Copyright © Anthony O'Connor 2011.
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Pendant with Cab Garnet

Hand crafted sterling silver pendant with cabochon garnet setting.Copyright © Anthony O'Connor 2011.
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Country
Australia
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Sydney
I am a contemporary jeweller...
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I am a Sydney based maker/designer of objects and jewellery, with a bachelor degree in Applied Arts following a four year period of study at the College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales. I, also produce sculptural, mixed media pieces combining found objects and noble metals.
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anthony.t.oconnor
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At 8:32pm on November 21, 2010, Anthony O'Connor said…
We are surely at conflict within our souls from the moment we know we must leave the nest.
From the times of ancient Greek myths and legends such as Pegasus and Icarus, to present day flight technologies, man has always perceived of flight and strived to find ways to do so.

The nest evokes refuge and nurturing.
Flight evokes freedom and elevation, but also challenge and the unknown.

In this piece a found bird’s nest is contrasted with a fabricated silver ladder, which represents human endeavour to become elevated, and to step forward.
Both the ladder and the nest are constructed forms, yet the ladder represents human tendency towards order in the objects it designs and constructs. The rungs represent the steps we take in our aspiration to take flight, both physically and spiritually.
 
 
 

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