Mette Charlotte Saabye and Helen Clara Hemsley use their personal experiences, immediate surroundings and international events in their childhood/youth during the seventies and eighties to make jewellery together, bearing witness to their lives in two countries so far away from each other, and the overlaps and connections between them. But also the holes that they try to fill together, carefully, with respect and kindness – thereby complementing reality. The diversity of perception of the individual topics are presented and mirrored by a work by each artist.

PIECES presents works by five artists, each of whom has developed distinctive techniques and artistic expressions by combining multiple components into cohesive works. The exhibition evokes a sensory wholeness, where ceramics, textiles, jewellery and furniture interact.

With my heart on my sleeve, and my feet on the ground is about how I tackle life. An overflow of feelings, with sharp observation and constant alertness. With a fair share of drama and fleeting moments of disaster. But for the most part, a lot of happiness, love, freedom and power. This translates into my work, and as always there is a twist of critical observation, mixed with humour and a feeling of lightheartedness. The materials and objects I use have an odd sense of familiarity about them, but at the sametime give a perplexing feeling of not being completely sure why they are important, what they symbolize and sometimes where they come from. Once again, I take traditional textile techniques and bring them into the now, with a story telling and questioning approach that is more important than ever, these days.

Art Jewellery Cph has chosen 9 makers living in Denmark to participate in the exhibition CPH ReARRANGED at ATTA Gallery in Bangkok. The exhibition shows a combination of existing works from each artist and collaborative pieces made especially for the exhibition.

A group exhibition featuring seven South Korean and three Danish jewellery makers, curated by the South Korean jewellery maker and professor at Seoul National University, Bogki Min, and shown for the first time at Gallery Meme in Seoul in 2020. The exhibition featured works that investigate our human need to collect objects/materials and create collections.

MAKING THE MOST OF IT is an interactive project where 25 participants gave me materials/objects/stories that represented their time in the first Corona lockdown, which I in turn used to make 7 necklaces.

A group exhibition featuring seven South Korean and three Danish jewellery makers, curated by the South Korean jewellery maker and professor at Seoul National University, Bogki Min, shown for the first time at Gallery Meme in Seoul in 2020. The exhibition featured works that investigate our human need to collect objects/materials and create collections.