Project Tag: art jewelry
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Art Critic Review of “Alegria, Jewels” Exhibit + Sale
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Read Contemporary Art Critic Elena Alfonsi’s review of “Alegría, Jewels” on Rewriters.it
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PICCE Bracelet in “Scrumptious: Jewelry as Nourishment” Exhibit + Sale
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PICCE was selected for the juried SNAG exhibit at New York City Jewelry week 2025
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WE ARE SNAG: Anthology Edition 4 2024
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PICCE is part of the online SNAG members exhibit “We Are SNAG: Anthology Edition 4” 2024
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Spring Radiolarian Necklace
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A mix of hand sawn and laser cut, this radiolarian necklace celebrates spring with tension set peach and green tourmalines.
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Circogonia-Epibulia Titanium Brooch
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Features of microscopic radiolaria were enlarged hundreds of times to be visible to the human eye. The brooch is based on two of Ernst Haeckel’s 1862 drawings, a Circogonia and an Epibulia.
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“We Are SNAG: Ed. 3 2023”
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WE ARE SNAG: Anthology 2023 is online now and includes this piece I created in 2023! The 3rd edition of the SNAG members online exhibition is not to be missed. Spring Radiolaria Brooch-Necklace6.6 x 3.26 x 0.8 cm Spring Radiolaria brooch/necklace began as an enlarged hand drawing of a microscopic creature. Mentally deconstructing the zooplankton…
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Sherry Cordova Jewelry @rrevv gallery
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Visit rrevv gallery in downtown Santa Cruz California for an in person look at the earrings and brooch pendant on display and for sale at this artist owned gallery. Click for details and more photos.
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“We Are SNAG: 2022”
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WE ARE SNAG: Anthology 2022 is still viewable online and includes this piece I created.This online exhibition is not to be missed. Madgalena Radiolaria on Siphonophorae Necklace5.2 x 5 x 0.9 cmNFS Ernst Haeckel’s drawings of microscopic Radiolaria were re-drawn, modified, enlarged, digitized and laser cut. Each rough-cut layer of the brooch/pendant was hand finished,…
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Snowflake Coral Polyps Traveling
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As land traffic quieted down in 2020, ocean shipping traffic increased. Snowflake Coral, an opportunistic hitchhiking animal, travels from port to port in the bilge water of ships. Bilge water released at a ship’s destination spreads the polyps who quietly invade and colonize new ports and defenseless reefs.
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Heliodiscus Phacodiscus Teal
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Brooch / PendantArgentium sterling silver, recycled suede, stainless steel 3.5 cm diameter x 0.7 cm Heliodiscus Phacodiscus Teal Brooch-Pendant began with hand drawings based on Ernst Haeckel’s 1862 illustrations of microscopic sea creatures.Mental deconstruction of the zooplankton during the hand drawing phase morphed the creatures into flat layers which would later become a 3D form. …