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““Making jewellery is all about creating wearable unpredicted forms””

— Jin Ah Jo

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New Journal 2024

The complete story of Eight for Wrought, my new series of work for the show Site Specific at @egetal as part of @radiantpavilion 2024, is now on my blog and Facebook pages. It has been fascinating to discover forms and lines within my geometric, perf

“Wrought no.4” Black powder coated mild steel with silver inlay. Available @egetal. Although “industrial jewellery” is not always classified as a distinct, formal category in contemporary jewellery, it is a recognized and emer

Previously, I referred to my form as an ‘oval dome,’ but I now realize this term is inaccurate. A dome typically refers to a structure with a circular base and a single curved surface, as seen in architectural domes. My form, however, res

Making two bangles from perforated sheets in two different colors, white and black, is not difficult, but my challenge was how to introduce silver inlays. First, I needed to decide on the riveting points where the two bangles would be connected. Then

This ‘Wrought’ series reflects my interpretation of the exhibition theme and title, ‘Site Specific’ at @egetal, as part of @radiantpavilion. It has been a fascinating experience to discover forms and lines in my geometric, per

Exhibition: Site Specific. This “Wrought” series reflects my interpretation of the exhibition theme and title, “Site Specific” @egetal as part of @radiantpavillion My family recently moved into an old house built in 1960, and

I am often asked how I solder silver and steel. The first video demonstrates this process. While it’s a small part of my work, it’s a great way to practice using the different melting points of these two metals. For this, I used easy-flo

Recent custom painting for ‘Anna Davern’s Bench’ by Paint with Numbers. Anna @annadavern has been a good colleague and friend since my time at Northcity4 in Brunswick. It was a great honor and pleasure to paint this for Anna. It gav

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