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avant garde jewellery design, conceptual jewellery, East London Design Show - 2013, eco-fashion, Emma Ware, jewellery artist, up-cycled jewellery
I met jewellery designer
Emma Ware
(images from http://www.emmaware.co.uk):
at the annual East London Design Show (ELDS) – 2013
held at the Old Truman Brewery, London.
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On display was a representative selection of her work:
necklaces, ear rings, hand adornments
made from finely cut rubber tyres –
textured, some slightly coloured
achieving a look and feel of soft leather.
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Ms. Ware is an innovative artist
trained in applied and fine arts.
Her vision conceptual, her process natural –
allowing the flow from work on a piece
to navigate instinctively towards final design details .
As result, the finished item is product of
simultaneous creating, exploring, discovering.
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As an environmentally-aware artist,
Ms. Ware’s jewellery is
up-cycled: reuse of a material in its current state
sustainable: of limited impact on the environment
The pieces are all handmade, delicate, beautifully crafted
with a sculptural element: of form, angles, curves
and an organic quality: of structural, uncomplicated artistry .
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The Infinity Collection
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The Oscuro Collection
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The Re:cycle Collection
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The Gravity Collection
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meappropriatestyle 
cutting edge but at the same time absolutely beautiful
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