Hand-forged precious metals, carefully selected pearls, and distinctive gemstones come together in refined yet unapologetically edgy designs. Each piece becomes part of a personal narrative, inspired by art, craftsmanship, and the rebellious spirit of punk jewelry.
Chasing, Repoussé & Tool Making
Every piece begins with fire, metal, and time. Through repeated heating, forming, hammering, and annealing, the metal gradually takes on its expressive three-dimensional form.
I make my own chasing tools from silver steel. Each punch is shaped and fire-hardened by hand, becoming an extension of my hand and carrying the traces of the process.
Repoussé: creates volume and hollows by hammering the metal from the reverse side.
Chasing Technique: refines lines, details, and textures from the front.
The Role of Photography
Photography is an essential part of my practice, becoming an extension of the jewelry itself. By combining each piece with contemporary art photography, I create a visual language in which traditional craftsmanship meets a modern aesthetic.
The jewelry is placed in a new context, giving timeless designs a contemporary identity. In this interplay between object and image, the photograph becomes part of the piece—extending its story and allowing the design to exist beyond its physical form.
Experimental Art Work
