I am sitting down here in my new studio; grateful to have a space I can call a room of my own. Ever since I read Virginia Wool’f’s essay A Room of One’s Own, I realized how important it is to have a physical as well as an intellectual space to create. In her essay, Woolf addresses the need for creative women to have an education, time, money, space, and personal liberty to create art.
Aside from the new year, January brought along a lot of changes both to my personal and professional life. This year I built a new studio, I joined jewelry online sales course for one year and I was introduced to a new alloy that will compliment my designs very well.
There are many techniques to make jewelry, and the first one I learned is the lost wax method.
As I was pondering about Mother's Day, I began to think of the women in my family and how lucky I am to have always been surrounded by them. To start off I am the daughter and granddaughter of strong, loving, giving and caring women
It's a consensus in art history that the Minimalist movement started in the 1960s, with roots in the geometric abstractions
There is nothing better than creating to celebrate the love of those you love. I made these wedding bands as a gift to my parents to commemorate their 50th wedding anniversary.
