Guy Royle – Christmas Exhibition 2011
Guy Royle's jewellery breaks down the boundaries between applied
and fine art. A brooch can be like a painting and a necklace can be
sculptural, yet both are beautiful objects which are enhanced by being
worn.
Using the simplest of tools and methods he works mainly with sheet silver and gold which is cut, bent, beaten and formed. This metal work complements his use of natural pebbles and semi-precious stones which are ground, shaped and drilled to be used as beads. His ideas are drawn from ancient shapes and forms, and he has also been influenced by the work of the artist Breon O'Casey, who he worked alongside since the 1980s.
Using the simplest of tools and methods he works mainly with sheet silver and gold which is cut, bent, beaten and formed. This metal work complements his use of natural pebbles and semi-precious stones which are ground, shaped and drilled to be used as beads. His ideas are drawn from ancient shapes and forms, and he has also been influenced by the work of the artist Breon O'Casey, who he worked alongside since the 1980s.
All work is for sale now. Click on the images to view details.
If you have an enquiry or would like to purchase something from the selection below please contact Alex Godfrey using the 'Contact Us' page, call me on 07702801379 or send an email to mail@godfreyandwatt.co.uk.
