Posts Tagged RCA
Student Break | Liron Kroll | Family and Femininity

“High Expectations” is Liron Kroll’s graduation film at the RCA. Liron chose family photographs and dealt with the gap between the idealized photograph and the reality it represents. “The film questions the role of family photography as the key way to form memories and examines the effect it can have on one’s perception of the future.” Liron stresed that “She is interested in the illusiveness of normality and the inherent contradiction in the need to belong to a social structure, but being simultaneously repulsed by it.”
I’m excited to share with you a sneak peek and a behind the scenes footage.

www.lironkroll.com

World Break | Birgit Marie Schmidt | The Golden Horse

When you can transform your childhood memories and fantasies into timeless pieces, you know you have a keeper! That’s the case with Birgit Marie Schmidt’s 2011 graduation collection at the RCA. “Birgit transformed her own recurring childhood fantasies of wild horse adventures into wearable jewelry pieces. The pieces… reminiscing early childhood phantasies made up sitting underneath her grandmother’s kitchen table.” While checking Birgit’s debut collection you can hum the Black Horse And The Cherry Tree song, which bring back lots of good memories ;)
{Photos by Nick Clements}
{This is an Austrian World Break}
www.birgitmarieschmidt.co.uk

World Break | Eleanor Bolton | Giant Scale. Soft Sensation.

  • 100 Metres Knotted Neckpiece
  • Grey Coiled Rope Necklace
  • Knotted Coiled Rope Necklace
  • Block Blues | Coiled Cotton Rope Necklace
  • Twisted Coiled Rope Necklace
  • Red and Knotted Coiled Neckpiece
Since developing her own craft technique of coiling and stitching cotton rope during her time at the RCA, this gal doesn’t show any signs of slowing down.
Eleanor Bolton keeps on stitching, knotting and twisting her way to the big league!
“Eleanor’s jewellery practice focuses on an innovative use of materials, how a material can be manipulated using simple techniques to create something unexpected and unusual while exploring the boundaries of form and function.”
Don’t know what about you, but for me it’s the ultimate statement piece!
{This is a British World Break}
www.eleanorbolton.com

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