Gabriela Wysocka ?
Throughout my studies at The University of Hertfordshire I have created unique hand made precious Bone China sculptures and jewellery. Each piece holds distinct meaning of symbiotic relationship which accounts to organisms relying and depending on one another to survive in the World.
The different collections of my work are Read More...
New AccessoriesCLICK TO VIEW PROJECT IMAGES
Still inspired by my creative jewellery I have taken a step further and created some small accessories with slightly more vibrant colours.
Symbiotic RelationshipCLICK TO VIEW PROJECT IMAGES
Rustic Bone China and crank clay jewelry with earthy oxides added for colour. Inspired by sea and land organisms that rely on nature to survive.
Symbiotic SculpturesCLICK TO VIEW PROJECT IMAGES
The core inspiration of my work is derived from the textures, forms and the adaptations that corals encompass; these vast forms are the niche to my small detailed works that I fabricate through the use of clay. I obtain gratification in the tradition of manipulating an organic material and creating unique sculptures that corresponds towards nature. The combination of different clays contributes to the symbiotic meaning of my work, which illustrates the vast contrast in colours, surface texture and forms.
Remains and Shell JewelryCLICK TO VIEW PROJECT IMAGES
Remains and Shell jewelry some of the more purer and simplistic jewelry from Symbiotic relationship collection.
Pure white and smooth Bone China clay with some hints of shiny clear glaze and mother of pearlescent shine.
Message in a BottleCLICK TO VIEW PROJECT IMAGES
Dependance is an array of glass and ceramic sculptures focused on organisims and structures found in the sea. My attention was centred on underwater archeology, where I found intrest in coral and other organisms embedding themselves onto items lost at sea. My Message in a Bottle collection reflects the fact that organisms are adapting in order to survive in the Great Ocean.
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