Denise Lin

 

The inspiration of Denise’s work comes from the parasite, she transfers her design and creates these plumpy dark shapes with colourful little details.

Jason Sher

 

Inspired by the ancient human sculpture and anatomy, the aim of Jason’s work is to communicate tactile pleasure and pain with his series of objects.

 

Jess Taylor

 

Based on reflections in water, Jess’s work combines coloured silver and steel wire to create delicate flowing structural frameworks.

Jun Xie

 

Inspired by chinese kniting, Jun Xie designs a collection of playful jewellery using chinese traditional knots combined with hand dyed moving tassels.

Amy Peace Buzzard
 

Taking inspiration from the brutal transience in our fragile surroundings. Amy Peace Buzzard's work reflects a subtle melancholy, combining stong metal stuctures with seemingly delicate silicone shells.

Daisy Lee Overton

This three finger ring was made by Daisy Lee Overton in metal, texturing and forming it into this organic shape.

 

Natalie Lee

This is Natalie Lee's new necklace for her graduate collection, really bringing through her sensitivity to line work creating the natual flow in this piece.

 

Monica Chen

Here is a new fabric print made into a scarf complete with a silverplated scarf fastening by Monica Chen.

Peter William Clark

 

This is a new concrete necklace Peter William Clark has made using the same materials that all of his collection are made with as shown in the piece posted previously.

Dorothy Dai

 

This is a brooch from Dorothy Dai's collection inkeeping with her playful ring shown earlier including more movable parts.