The extensive Nobis Family Christmas.

Bit behind the times but one of the nice things about returning back home after a time of absence is seeing everything with fresh eyes, my poor parents have just moved house (for the 3rd time this year- don’t ask) and all their old familiar trinkets that i grew up seeing displayed in a new setting, mixed in with Christmas baubles and delicious food (can i just mention because my family is sick of hearing it; an amazing new talent i have discovered for making dips; shown is beetroot&walnut, carrot&orange and white bean&blue cheese- move over nigella!!!) all suddenly so very visually inspiring…

Karl Fritsch & Lisa Walker: Interesting Pieces of Jewellery.

Entrepot Gallery, Hobart, Australia.

Just formulating a plan to get myself to Hobart this week, never given Tasmania more that fleeting thoughts but a lot of loved ones have visited and loved it in recent times and right now Karl Fritsch & Lisa Walker: Interesting Pieces of Jewellery a very intriguing exhibition is showing and so i am contemplating a trip across the water to check it out.

I find Karl Fritsch’s work (shown above) especially captivating, created through a process of buying pre-loved jewellery pieces that are broken and being sold for scrap and reworking and recasting to create strange combinations of half comfortably familiar half wildly unusual shapes

To be honest i probably won’t make it as continuous jetsetting and starting up my own jewellery label have exhausted my funds to a point of non existance, but you know it was a nice thought…

Mies Nobis at Big Cartel.

First collection of my stunningly amazing exclusively unique, avant garde, elegant bla bla bla designer jewellery (hmmm maybe shouldn’t do own promotion?!!) now available at my new online store with bigcartel, for pieces like this solid brass cuff inspired by the shape and texture of horn, bone and shell; elements of the body left behind after death, follow this link and shop your little hearts out!!!

mwa mwa mwa