Jed Green
About Jed Green
Jed’s practice has developed over the years through working in various mediums. From collage and printmaking to large sculptural forms, she found her voice when she began to translate her ideas into art jewellery.
She has been developing her Wear/Display pieces and her new work for Goldsmiths’ Fair sees her continuing to evolve ideas around multi-use pieces and unworn jewellery becoming treasured objects. They can be displayed as sculptures, used as containers, and also have elements that can be removed and worn, pieces that adapt and change.
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Jed is inspired by the use of everyday materials to create unique and precious pieces. She uses glass in combination with silver and gold elements that add warmth and colour; wood, pearls and paper add detail, pattern and form. Clear borosilicate glass tubes are lamp worked or carved to form various shapes. Moving pieces or clusters of these are linked together by drilling and pinning. Colour is applied by painting the interior of the glass wall and handmade transfers to pattern the outside. Wood is cut, carved and dyed adding structure and support, also allowing elements to open and reveal small containers.
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Information on commissions
All Goldsmiths’ Fair exhibitors welcome commissions. Don’t hesitate to contact this maker and start a conversation about commissioning a piece, unique to you. Examples of commissioning include transforming or combining old jewellery into new pieces, incorporating stones into new settings, or simply working together to create a bespoke piece in the style of this maker.
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