nahabetian’s metal, wire, mesh

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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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2 Responses to nahabetian’s metal, wire, mesh
  1. jana
    July 13, 2009 | 10:18 am

    be still my heart. Wow….

    Susan, you are so adept at bringing to us new, innovative and supreme artists with each post. Honestly, when I click on your link, it’s like Christmas as I wait to see the treasures I know I’ll find ‘under the tree’. Thank you, thank you.

  2. Helen
    June 29, 2010 | 8:01 am

    Love your site helps feed my soul!!I just won Progress and Possibilites in the funtional object catagory. Hope you stop by and see them. Enjoy the sunshine!! Helen Wyland Malchow

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