jewelry design In the art study abroad, it is a relatively unpopular major, but it is very popular with undergraduate graduate students, Collection of Overseas Studied Jewelry Design Works The requirements of each art school are similar to each other. Some art schools in Britain and the United States pay attention to the design materials of jewelry. They require art students to seek unique design solutions and learn to use skills and originality to implement their own ideas. Jewelry is not necessarily precious metal. You can try any material, Contemporary jewelry design Through challenging tasks, target reading, lively group discussions, and encouraging students to use non-traditional methods that can break through the expression, professors will help students practice critical thinking and professional skills.

      Jewelry Design Major It is a major combining jewelry, innovative materials and technology research. Students need to have the aesthetic sense of artistic creation, material sensitivity and related metal technology. So as to create a unique collection of jewelry design works!

　 It is very important to use the materials of jewelry design overseas works collection. Let the training teacher of natural light works collection teach you!

The choice of materials by contemporary jewelry artists is often deeply related to the meaning of the work itself. The characteristics, texture and source of the materials themselves often give different meanings and visual feelings to the work. The unexpected materials are transformed into exquisite ornaments through the artists' ingenuity, telling different stories, Now let's enjoy the fascinating creation of different materials!

　 Can the paper that is easily available in life also become the creation medium of contemporary jewelry?

The answer is yes:

        Lydia Hirte, German jewelry artist

Using cardboard, ink, silk thread and wood gloss paint as creative media, her creation focuses on studying the strong tension of cardboard itself. Using this feature, she created a self-supporting structure of cardboard. The balance of tension makes objects stable and elastic. Therefore, in her creation, there is no need to use the combination techniques of common paper products such as gluing, folding or weaving, At the same time, without relying on any metal or rivet as the supporting structure, she broke through the limitations of paper creation, gave play to the characteristics of cardboard itself, and focused on the tension of paper and the creation of artistic jewelry.

In 2010, she made a deeper challenge to her creative skills. She created "One week in May – or seven possibilities to move my hands", creating with different hand movements on the same paper structure every day of the week. This experiment deepened her research on hand pressure and paper tension and opened up the possibility of her future creation.

In addition to paper, with the rise of environmental awareness, many artists also use waste plastic as the material for creation. Through the recycling of waste plastic, they give deeper meaning to their works and provide new life and exports of waste plastic.

　　 Fabiana Gadano, an Argentine jewelry artist

She is committed to using waste plastics to create contemporary jewelry. Her creative media comes from recycled Baote bottles and jars. Nowadays, the use of a large number of plastics has posed a serious threat to the environment. Her creative style and materials awaken people's warnings about environmental damage.

Collection of Argentine Jewelry Design Works

　　 Swedish jewelry design artist Karin Roy Andersson

She also uses recycled plastic as her creative medium. It has a great relationship with her work and personality to systematically and decisively repeat the same action again and again in her creation. She slowly sews pieces of small units together until they form a large volume. This repetition and circulation deeply attracts her, Changes in details are very important for the creation and rhythm of patterns. Her jewelry creation finds harmony and balance in the changing totems.

The combination of traditional techniques and innovative materials and forms can also create new sparks in contemporary jewelry creation. In the works of Turkish artist Snem Yildirim, nylon rope is combined with the traditional knitting technique "Kanavice" as a creative technique. The natural element flower is the main style of creating Kanavice totem, which generally expresses feelings and tells stories in the form of a cross show, However, with the passage of time, this traditional skill is gradually forgotten. Snem hopes to use this traditional skill to reinterpret contemporary stories and give it new vitality.

Some of the materials themselves contain profound symbolic meanings. Finally, the Dutch artist Eva van Kempen uses a large number of medical waste and drugs as creative media in her creation. In 2018, she created a series of jewelry made of contraceptives, which conveys women's autonomy to finally regain their bodies in the progress of medicine.

In the contemporary jewelry creation abroad, the choice of materials is very diverse. Materials are just like the language of artists, telling different feelings and conveying the meaning behind them. They are the creative media for artists to express their feelings, and also a bridge between the wearer and the viewer. As a luxury, jewelry can also be a work of art, which plays an important role in the field of fashion. There are also materials of jewelry design works for overseas students, which requires students to explore in their own lives.

      Overseas study training for jewelry design

"Jewelry" basic introduction! Contemporary "jewelry" analysis! There is also the history of jewelry and its evolution. From scratch, learn about jewelry at all times and in all over the world! There are different properties of different materials. Which material best suits your temperament? What can you wear to create the beauty of details that best fit your personality?

Design Thinking:

Structural metalwork&jewelry design thinking, basic explanation of metalwork, and full analysis of jewelry design process! How to make your design come true, and how to put your ideas into practice? More jewelry design process, how to collect inspiration, research and analysis, sketch design? All at once!

Introduction to Jewelry Collection Trainer

Bob Wang

College of Jewellery, Birmingham City University Jewelry Design

During the undergraduate period, he was selected into the jewelry professional training program of the National Arts and Crafts Research and Development Center, and his works were collected in the National Taiwan Arts and Crafts Center. At the same time, the works have been exhibited in new generation design exhibitions, Kaohsiung Municipal Government Cultural Center and major public art institutions.

As a graduate student, he participated in the Junk: Rubber to gold program of Dr. Jivan Astfalck, an internationally renowned jewelry artist. After graduation, his works were exhibited in Birmingham Museum&Art Gallery and published in International Polymer Clay Association bimonthly. I hope to help students of natural light with my jewelry professional experience, and open the door to famous European and American schools.

Expertise: contemporary jewelry design, jewelry hand-painted, metalworking jewelry production, Rhino jewelry modeling, etc.

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