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Home Access About Us Artists News Sales Contact Us raglethgallery@gmail.com 07562 255 684 Having graduated from Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen, Michelle furthered her studies in jewellery at the Royal College of Art. Her jewellery explores the use of sterling silver, resin and polypropylene, and is inspired primarily by the working properties of the materials. She aims to explore the different ways that they can be combined, and worked, in order to achieve a balance between form, pattern and colour. Careful finishing of the various surfaces lends a refined, precious, quality to the materials Michelle Fernandez Jeweller SOLD SOLD SOLD Back to Jewellery Page Back to Home Page For any enquires please contact Michael and Sue at: raglethgallery@gmail.com

Home Access About Us Artists News Sales Contact Us raglethgallery@gmail.com 07562 255 684 Christine Pike MA Artist / Curator My art practice is influenced by many things (I have a magpie brain and tend to collect and store ideas for later use), but chiefly I take my inspiration from the natural world and from folklore. Nature is uncompromising; sometimes cruel, but never dishonest. Folklore teaches us ancient wisdom through the telling of stories. Truth and wisdom are the companions of all those prepared to see themselves as they really are. In my work I like to play with ideas that explore the intimate relationship between the two. My pieces tell stories about what happens when we drop our social masks and reconnect with the Wild Dance of life. Sometimes my figures disguise themselves as animals. Occasionally they are caught in the act of transformation; part human, part beast... I work mainly in clay and mixed media but also in bronze resin and occasionally foundry bronze. I divide my time between sculpting, teaching, and freelance curatorial projects. Back to Sculpture Page Back to Home Page Back to Ceramics Page For any enquires please contact Michael and Sue at: raglethgallery@gmail.com