We’re completely delighted to be selected from over 750 entries to make the final cut of 132 pieces on display in the 2024 Folksy summer exhibition. We’re in the most excellent company – a curated selection of handmade artwork all in one place.
Ski Lodge Earrings – from our luxe plectrum collection. Each plectrum is hand cut from recycled plastic cards, layered on a recycled sterling silver navette chain, finished with raw rubies.
We are excited to show our submission for the FOX ART competition. We weren’t selected for the exhibition – but we love the piece anyway.
This piece is called Friends That Leave – a collage/mixed media/painting/performance piece involving collaged elements glued to a canvas, and then being forcibly removed.
Inspired by Guernsey and it’s population management policies – and the inevitability of losing friends as life moves and changes.
We were delighted to be involved in the Bailiwick in Bloom exhibition. SULA Gallery’s Spring/Summer exhibition filled the gallery with floral imagery. Each artist created an artwork with a botanical element.
We created a new pair of our recycled plectrum earrings. The plectrums, cut from floral themed store cards have been embellished with rubies and finished with our signature sterling silver handmade ear hooks.
We’re loving using pinks and green together at the moment and this was a great opportunity to combine the two. The lush greens combined with the bold pinks creates a stunning statement that stands out when worn – and of course when displayed in a frame. They might be small but they have the presence of a pair of statement earrings.
We are delighted to be a part of Guernery Art Network’s annual exhibition at StJames Concert Hall. This exhibition will run from 31st October to 8th December in St.James Stairwell exhibition space.
We also displayed a piece in the 2020 Joy exhibtion also at St.James , you can learn more by clicking here.
This year’s we reprised an old favourite of ours. This peice is title “Butterflies around a hole” . Inspired by the migration of the monarh butterfly and our impact on the planet changing the time of their migrations.
Each butterfly was cut from recycled packaging and paper, the patterns from which create the marking on the butterflies wings.
The Environment Exhibition was organised by the Guernsey Art Network at the request of the Arts Commission as a reprise of the well received Art in the Environment exhibition during the summer.
We submitted another two works inspired by Andy Goldsworthy, with a focus on butterflies.
This piece has been created our of various sweet packaging – such as easter eggs and chocolates and purple from parma viloet gin.