Anamma Studio

Angeliki Madi

The Circles of Life

Brooch (one of a set)

Wood, Colour, Silver

Life-Death -Life A perpetual cycle. A burning piece of wood, It gets engraved, It gets burned once again, And blackens up. A story that never reaches its end, Right before everything is burned, And lost forever, It comes back to life, It is rebirthed as a jewellery.

Dimitra Papamerkouri

Self Protection Tools

Objects

Steel, PVC

I explore the meaning of skin as a surface, a border, between the self and the world. The skin becomes a means to understanding these two worlds, the inner and the outer, the inside and outside. I use the lancet as a symbol of introspection, revelation and understanding of the inner world. I create objects that become a new space, an extension, an interaction between the environment and my self. They become tools of protection and defense.

Eugenia Feroussi

Kaplanon #11

Brooch

Wood, Brass, Chalk Paint

Ioanna Dimitrakopoulos

Gingko Leaf

Brooch (one of a set)

Silver, Alcohol Ink

The gingko biloba tree grows in China, Japan, Northern Europe and the USA. Its leaves have healing properties and are used in medicine. I am touched by its history, the force of nature and the symbolism of endurance and survival.

Jenny Antonopoulou

Stand Out

Necklace

Brass

How important is it to be approved and accepted? What is the "reward" for doing the "right" thing and what is the "punishment" otherwise? To what extent do Stereotypes affect our decisions and the way we live our lives? I created medals to symbolize the ultimate reward for female stereotypes.

Lily Preve

The Game

Brooch

Silicon, Black Plated Brass

A Found object is always an occasion for research and experimentation. Trying to give a new identity to the object but without interfering with its character, i used it as a matrix (mold). I created multiple prints – fragments on a single surface. Each one of them a jewel, a gesture of revelation and exposition of lost moments, hidden images and visible emotions

Lito Zafeiropoulou

Co+existence

Pendant

Handmade Thai Paper, Brass

The jewelry pieces I create are harmoniously composed of a balance of male and female archetypal, primitive, repetitive, simple concave and convex forms. Tearing paper and layering it expresses my emotional and intuitive being whereas the use of metal symmetrical geometric elements carries the power of sacred geometry and the Threefold Nature of God.

Sevi Mavrelou

Untitled

Brooch

Resin, Salt, Silver, Rubber

Through experimentation. I’m trying to understand and tamped salt as a material that test my patience. I feel through this process that I am in a road race. I run after my raw material that is one step ahead challenging and inviting me to new adventures

Varvara Vidalaki

The Crowned

Brooch

Felt, silver

Physical and existential fear and pain accompanies human life. In my everyday life as a doctor, I share these feelings with my patients. I create “amulets”, differing from the traditional standards. I chose wool that is warm, light and colourful. I use the “Felt technique”, ceremonially weaving in wishes of health, love and happiness. I create figurines that seem to emerge from classical fairy tales. Magical creatures that offer silver gifts, to those who wear them. Symbols of protection, power and authority guiding them on their new life path.