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New York native Sarah Lewis combines a love of glass, lapidary and metal in this collection of rings. You have to be ready to make a bold statement and invite conversation if you are going to wear one.
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Articulated figures make my heart go pitter-patter. Compelling found-object art has the same effect on my over-taxed ticker. And articulated figures made from found-objects make my heart race way too fast while my thoughts trip over each other, tumbling out of a head already saturated with ideas and desires.
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Betsy Youngquist admits to a fascination with “the intersection of humans, animals, and mythology.” In 2004 her work took a critical turn when she moved away from beaded paintings and began creating the sculptural mosaic figures that have become her signature.
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today’s flickr find:
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Carol Gwizdak’s porcelain pods, real seed heads and sterling silver come together with an other-worldly elegance that demands attention and thought. What is precious? Gwizdak’s jewelry “invites you to care and in doing so forces you to question what is and what we perceive as precious, reinstating nature in its purest form as the most precious of all commodities.”
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