 Anthony Tammaro creates unique neck sculptures in a combination of mechanical and organic forms inspired by under sea creatures. I am amazed by his gallery, as his creations are so theatrical and original and destined to inspire you! The artist’s statement explains the concept beautifully.
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 Corezone is the fruit of the creative collaboration between Dorota Skalska and Agnieszka Mazur! While the first envisioned the concept upon her search about whether emotions can be fulfilled via an object, the second one provided the material they should use in order to convey the message. Here is a brief description of the project I found in their official site: “corezone is a closed ceramic space, where one can place their thoughts, feelings, emotions. An attempt to fulfill emotional needs by the means of an object, a try to withhold immaterial being in a material space.” All I can say is that this made my day! Don’t forget to check out their site for more info on the process and the designers.  Gabriel Dishaw has been creating sculptures from junk since the 1990's. All his creations are constructed from disassembled found objects like typewriters, adding machines and old computer parts. His stunning collection of Nike shoes display his brilliant attention to detail in representing forms.
You can view more of his work on his website or blog.  The “I’m all ears” ring series by “The Golden Plague” combine cuteness, originality and functionality.
Manually sculpted on wax, these pet rings include a paper strip on which you are prompted to write your secret and then place it into the shallow inner space of the ring. Golden Plague’s blog can be found here.  In AMiRA you’ll find a lovely collection of textile accessories in a wide variety of bright colors and designs. The designer uses a number of materials, including leather, fabric, yarn and ribbon and also accepts custom orders!
As she states in her online shop: “As an artist and teacher, Amira is captured by the process of creating, exploring paint and other materials, and experiencing the act of art”.  Erica Weiner’s Jewelry make a statement! In their online shop one can browse through a variety of vintage inspired pieces that are meant to be loved at first sight! Check out their links: blog, facebook, twitter          |
