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Kodama (return to me) by Yuko Fujita at e.g.etal at e.g.etal
July 15, 2010 at 6pm to July 31, 2010 at 5pm
Melbourne jeweller, Yuko Fujita, has transformed recycled objects of distinctly domestic and ordinary origins into bold pieces of jewellery. Fujita’s pieces herald a new beginning for these objects, while consciously reflecting on the many lives they may have had since beginning as a tree. Careful not to erase the memory of previous incarnations, Fujita has carved and chiselled each object by hand.Responding to an inaudible echo of the forest (Kodama), Fujita’s pieces recall imaginary plants,…See More
e.g.etal posted an eventKodama (return to me) by Yuko Fujita at e.g.etal at e.g.etal
July 15, 2010 at 6pm to July 31, 2010 at 5pm
Melbourne jeweller, Yuko Fujita, has transformed recycled objects of distinctly domestic and ordinary origins into bold pieces of jewellery. Fujita’s pieces herald a new beginning for these objects, while consciously reflecting on the many lives they may have had since beginning as a tree. Careful not to erase the memory of previous incarnations, Fujita has carved and chiselled each object by hand.Responding to an inaudible echo of the forest (Kodama), Fujita’s pieces recall imaginary plants,…See More
e.g.etal's blog post was featuredMelissa Cameron on the e.g.etal blog
Embedded with references to her architectural education, MelissaCameron’s work displays beauty through geometric patterns and fractalrepetition. An active participant in the Melbourne jewellery scene, Stephanie Williamsrecently sat with Melissa in her St Kilda studio to learn more about herbackground, her recent collaborations and the inspiration behind hernew range.Read more of the interview on the e.g.etal blog. See More
e.g.etal posted a blog postMelissa Cameron on the e.g.etal blog
Embedded with references to her architectural education, MelissaCameron’s work displays beauty through geometric patterns and fractalrepetition. An active participant in the Melbourne jewellery scene, Stephanie Williamsrecently sat with Melissa in her St Kilda studio to learn more about herbackground, her recent collaborations and the inspiration behind hernew range.Read more of the interview on the e.g.etal blog. See More
e.g.etal's blog post was featurede.g.etal blog
e.g.etal has a new blog and we will be featuring interviews with our artists by guest writer Lucy Feagins of The Design Files. Her first interview and studio visit with Camilla Gough is already up on the blog...http://www.egetal.com.au/blog/See More
e.g.etal posted a blog poste.g.etal blog
e.g.etal has a new blog and we will be featuring interviews with our artists by guest writer Lucy Feagins of The Design Files. Her first interview and studio visit with Camilla Gough is already up on the blog...http://www.egetal.com.au/blog/See More
e.g.etal's blog post was featuredArcade by Cassandra Partington
Cassandra Partington has produced a new range for e.g.etal called Arcade, where gems become pixels. An array of coloured stones are set in playful arrangements on a simple grid, drawing reference to seminal arcade classics such as Space Invaders, Pac Man and Tetris, as well as John Conway’s Game of Life.See More
e.g.etal posted a blog postArcade by Cassandra Partington
Cassandra Partington has produced a new range for e.g.etal called Arcade, where gems become pixels. An array of coloured stones are set in playful arrangements on a simple grid, drawing reference to seminal arcade classics such as Space Invaders, Pac Man and Tetris, as well as John Conway’s Game of Life.See More
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- Australia
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- Melbourne
- I am a contemporary jeweller...
- Gallery
- Website/Blog Address
- www.egetal.com.au
- About
- e.g.etal was established in 1998 to represent and support Australia’s thriving jewellery design movement. The gallery has become renowned for a passionate commitment to promoting contemporary jewellery and now represents over 50 Australian and New Zealand designers.
- Outlets
- Downstairs 167 Flinders Lane Melbourne
- Contact Details
- T 03 9639 5111
F 03 9639 6111
E info@egetal.com.au
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Melissa Cameron on the e.g.etal blog
Embedded with references to her architectural education, Melissa
Cameron’s work displays beauty through geometric patterns and fractal
repetition. An active participant in the Melbourne jewellery scene, Stephanie Williams
recently sat with Melissa in her St Kilda studio to learn more about her
background, her recent collaborations and the inspiration behind her
new range.
Read more of the interview on the e.g.etal… Continue
Cameron’s work displays beauty through geometric patterns and fractal
repetition. An active participant in the Melbourne jewellery scene, Stephanie Williams
recently sat with Melissa in her St Kilda studio to learn more about her
background, her recent collaborations and the inspiration behind her
new range.
Read more of the interview on the e.g.etal… Continue
Posted on June 11, 2010 at 12:24pm
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Posted on December 18, 2009 at 9:00am
Arcade by Cassandra Partington
Cassandra Partington has produced a new range for e.g.etal called Arcade, where gems become pixels. An array of coloured stones are set in playful arrangements on a simple grid, drawing reference to seminal arcade classics such as Space Invaders, Pac Man and Tetris, as well as John Conway’s Game of… Continue
Posted on November 9, 2009 at 9:06am
Drinks with Helena Bogucki Monday 5 October 2009
The works of jeweller, Helena Bogucki look like pieces from an eccentric little private museum. In fact she does incorporate antique and vintage found objects to reference the historical context of jewellery and then very cleverly connects these to the contemporary jewellery movement. In doing so, Helena’s jewellery design practice creates and explores dialogue between the collection of history and the individual. Each piece has a past, present and future.…
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Posted on September 30, 2009 at 9:30am
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Just so you dont feel left out, here is the official welcome, thanks for all your input so far, keep it coming!!
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ts great to have you join up, and your images look great.
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