Sculptural Rings
Three-dimensional ring objects defined by mass, projection, stone, silhouette and the sense of a piece that exists almost as an independent sculpture.
Works in the collection
This section brings together rings whose form moves beyond conventional jewelry through volume, projections, bridges, coral-like structures, stones and unusual mechanical solutions.
Chaotic Lines
A wave of silver lines around an amethyst. The form resembles a splash, a growth or metal moving through the air.
View workBridge
An engineered silver structure without a stone: a ring like a small bridge, truss or architectural fragment.
View workRing with Coral
A porous coral-like silver structure with an amethyst crystal. The ring feels like a small found object.
View workSculpture
A substantial silver form with azurmalachite. Here the ring is closer to an art object than to conventional jewelry.
View workSculpture with Azurmalachite
A large blue-green stone, silver and springs, with the sense of metal compressing and holding the mass of the stone.
View workAmethyst with a Screw
An amethyst pierced by a silver screw. A piece on the boundary between jewelry, humour, object and strange mechanics.
View workThe Martian Chronicles
Several silver surfaces, wire connections, a projecting amethyst and the feeling of a strange extraterrestrial object.
View workA new sculptural ring can be made.
An exact replica is impossible: the stone, weight, silhouette, projection, surface and internal logic of the object will change. But the sculptural principle can become the basis for a new piece inspired by this collection.
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