Ella Fearon-Low
About Ella Fearon-Low
Artist Jeweller Ella Fearon-Low plunders the visual larder of the past to create delicious modern treasures. Influenced by decorative and domestic objects, her original work layers influences as varied as 17th-century glassware and Post-modern architecture. Her designs have been exhibited widely including at Collect Art Fair and Munich Jewellery Week, and have featured in a wide range of press from Vogue to The Sunday Times and The FT.
Working from her London studio, Ella produces mostly one-off pieces of jewellery and small art installations. Using mixed materials, she makes each piece by hand using traditional techniques. Her practice increasingly explores sculptural elements and the idea of jewellery as art – to be lived with as well as worn. Her sumptuous and highly wearable jewels are ingeniously infused with a contemporary energy.
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