PERSONAL GEOMETRY. She is the observer, in this moment. She returns to the beginning. To a place she does not know, yet she also knows from somewhere, from long ago… from her birth...

The work (Shared Structure) is a handmade silver necklace composed of a chain of asymmetrical links in varying shapes. Each link is unique; some retain the natural color of silver, while others have intentionally darkened surfaces...

SUB-NATURAL TREASURES is a collection of jewelry objects united by the recycling of materials and a narrative addressing the ecology of waters and natural environments polluted by human activity...

By investigating jewelry as a political statement of identity and endurance, this artist transforms the harsh realities of conflict into wearable testaments. Her practice fluidly balances painting and jewelry, prioritizing material experimentation and the narrative of survival...

The artists’ practice moves between contemporary jewelry and sculptural object, exploring body adornment as wearable art. They propose a metal corset developed from a hand-sculpted silver prototype...

"A Dialogue of Contrasts" explores the relationship between strict geometric structures and the plasticity of organic forms. The delicate lines and the elasticity of the organic form required protection...

The collaboration between Angeliki Symeonidi and Stefanos Kyritsopoulos forms a meeting ground between two distinct yet closely related artistic practices. Through her engagement with the surfaces of the urban landscape...

The work (Shared Structure) is a handmade silver necklace composed of a chain of asymmetrical links in varying shapes. Each link is unique; some retain the natural color of silver, while others have intentionally darkened surfaces...

Assemblies of Interaction engages with the unspoken narratives embedded in architectural spaces, transforming the poetics of space into wearable forms. The artist investigates how jewelry can extend what is unsaid into a visible, tactile language...

The series Small Acts of Resilience approaches jewelry as a small yet meaningful gesture in public space. What one chooses to wear on their body as they step into the city expresses a position toward the world...

"Different, Yet Together" reflects on living in a fragmented time, where conflicts are no longer geographical, but internal, social, and ideological. They seep into language, into the way people relate to one another, and...

Art is a shelter both for every artist and every viewer. Every single piece of art aims to connect with the viewer and to awake hidden feelings or to offer silent support to hidden thoughts...

The Quiet Contract is a body of work shaped by unease—anxiety held inside the gesture. Through porcelain rings, she explores how acts of care, adornment, and ritual can also...

Diversity & Inclusion. Most people have in their minds what is considered jewelry. Anything that doesn't look like that is subject to criticism or even rejection. But times are changing and gradually, eyes and thinking are becoming a little more receptive to diversity...

With the works presented here, she wants to focus on art as a personal expression of conflicting elements. Works of art that form a harmony between two very different disciplines: ceramics and jewelry...

The collection “Afraid To Bloom” explores the relationship between the desire to stand out and the fear of being exposed. Drawing motivation from her own restlessness, doubt, and anxiety, she addresses the outside world by...

The theme of individual or collective trauma is a central focus in Leonie’s work, especially in the articulated Totems. Connectivity is also a recurring concept in her pieces, expressed through movable components...

Bearing Memory. Porcelain and gold. Bones. A linen-clad frame. Three forms—their texture reminiscent of cerebral matter—are laid upon a stretched canvas like archaeological relics unearthed from silence...