FLYNN PARKER-GREER
Flynn Parker-Greer
Black as Night: PIN (research project resolved work)
2025, mild steel, sterling silver, fine silver, patina, 100 x 90 x 30 mm
Photography by Lee Alexander.
ARTIST STATEMENT
FLYNN PARKER-GREER
Through my practice, I challenge the dismissal of surface appearances by subordinating rather than excluding precious materials, while elevating the industrial. I invert conventional material hierarchies to reframe value through contrast and containment. In doing so, I aim to prompt reflection on how perception shapes our understanding of value.
PROFILE
Flynn Parker-Greer is a Naarm/Melbourne-based emerging artist working across jewellery and objects. Grounded in craft, their practice explores construction, precision, and spatial interplay through industrial fabrication, traditional jewellery techniques, and computer-aided design. Influenced by the geometry, repetition, and sharp lines of architecture and design, their work examines notions of value and human perception.
Flynn holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Gold and Silversmithing) from RMIT and an Advanced Diploma of Jewellery and Object Design from Melbourne Polytechnic. They are an exhibiting artist who has received recognition through multiple awards; acquisitions; and participation in a professional development fellowship program.
