All Blog Posts Tagged 'e.g.etal' (3)

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.



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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

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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