nahabetian’s metal, wire, mesh

Geometrical, architectural, textural, colorful, wonderful…these are all words that come to mind when looking at Dennis Nahabetian’s work.  The New York artist, who has an MFA in jewelry and metalsmithing from Southern Illinois University, developed a technique that allows him to manipulate wire into vessels and jewelry that beg the question “How did he do that?”

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Spring Lotus Vessel

Nahabetian’s portfolio includes vessels that derive from meditations on nature, architecture and decorative objects from history along with a selection of smaller scale jewelry designs based on “nature, music notations and rhythm”. What a spectacular interpretation of complex forms and expert manipulation of materials.

Wave Ornament Bracelet

Vessel #74b

Here in the Northeast the week promises to be filled with Summer sun (finally!).  My plan is to harness that warmth and light and turn it into my own renewable energy source – care to join me?  First let’s take a peek at this slideshow from Nahabetian’s Crafthaus profile.

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