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A Romance with Freidrich

This dyad of rings are A Romance with Friedrich. Developed from three paintings by the romantic artist Casper David Friedrich, abstracted and interpreted as hand objects. They eco the dusky tones and melancholic wonder of this past artist's moody portrayal of the wilderness.

The shadows cast by these rings are as much a part of the rings as the materials used to create them, as light is an important part of the subject matter in Friedrich's paintings.

Dove & Elm Under Moonlight

Acrylic, Nickel Silver, Sterling Silver, Moonstone

Alter Under Moonlight

Cubic Zirconia, Gilding Metal, Nickel Silver, Sterling Silver.

Eame's Vessel On Display

The Finished Eame's Vessel as Displayed at First Site Gallery 2010.

Also In this Image: two rings by Ally McNaughton.

RMIT 2010 Fisrt & Second Year ExhibitionArtists

These Photos Show that entirety of the RMIT 2010 Fisrt & Second Year Exhibition, Held at Melbourne's First Site Gallery.

Jewellery of Place

This series of tree rings relates specifically to a lookout in the township of Olinda.

This ring describes the route the traveler can take to get to the lookout. The brass wires represent the Mt Dandenong Tourist Rd and Ridge Rd, the main road up the mountain from Montrose and Lilydale, on one side and Chalet Rd which leads from the Town ship to the lookout itself.

Brass, sterling silver.

This ring depicts the view of Lilydale and the Donnabuang ranges as seen from the lookout.

Copper, sterling silver.

The brass wire on the inside of this wring describes the course of one of the many walking tracks which winds its way through the Rj Hamer Arboretum.

Brass, copper, sterling silver.