I consider the ways in which multiple scales; the planetary, the geographic, the domestic and the personal, converge in and with human experience.

In a diversion away from her usual art practice in painting and weaving Brigdale, a YortaYorta woman, worked as a member of the Koorie Heritage Trust ‘Blak Design’ program 2022.

Jessica Buckley is an emerging contemporary jewellery and object designer whose practice celebrates ancient techniques and hand fabrication.

My jewellery practise aims to question and investigate the stereotypes and archetypes within today’s society and eventuated in the creation of wearable art as a rebellion against conformity of social norms.

Emma Byrne is a Naarm based artist who works with beading and adornment to communicate important questions.

I look to the everyday 'stuff' that accumulates in drawers, pockets, attics, cupboards and in piles on the street, collecting traces of the encounters that have occurred between people and things.

My practice revolves around feelings and emotions and this series of works describe our fragile feelings.

Ko Jou Chen is a Taiwanese artist based in Naarm/Melbourne.

The Inner Crease series explores the ambiguity between surfaces and layers of skin. It questions the relationship between the body and the jewellery.

In the midst of a plastic pollution crisis, I've explored ways in making something beautiful and playful that represents up-cycling essentially from rubbish.

This series of Excess production line work is part of YI-Jen Chu excess production line kinetic objects collection.

Tia Churchill is an emerging jewellery designer, based in Melbourne, whose journey began with inheriting her nana’s engagement ring — an object rich in memory and meaning.

My jewellery pieces represent journeys and songlines.

I create works that are both monumental & micro.

Brooke Coutts-Wood’s craft based practice draws from the minutiae of everyday objects and environments.

Hayley Diep is a Melbourne-based silversmith who creates whimsical sculptural pieces to adorn the body or decorate your space.

Ottavia Fennessy is a multidisciplinary artist based in the Dandenong Ranges on Wurundjeri Land, working across painting, drawing, and metalsmithing.

My work is inspired by the underwater worlds of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.

By considering the significance and history of objects, I can explore how metal and materiality can convey meaning.

My practise delves into intuition, and its ability to precipitate creation.

Lilian Fung is a Melbourne-based contemporary jeweller working across metal and mixed materials.

Rose Gamble is a Gold and Silversmithing artist that investigates the conceptual boundaries of what is jewellery through object making and the creation of site- specific and public artworks.

In my work, I replicate the collars and fashion from this 1960s photo, using materials that blend into the background, echoing my family's strategy of blending in for protection.

Proud Wadawurrung woman, master weaver and blak designer through Blak Design Program, Koorie Heritage Trust.

My work reveals raw emotions through tactile metal forms, transforming discarded cupcake paper and mussel shells into intricate adornments.

Mietta Hellman is a Melbourne-based Gold and Silversmithing undergraduate student interested in subtle surfaces and patterns from the natural world.

Justine Hiosan explores their identity as an artist, focusing on how culture and personal history shape their jewellery.

Approaching self as a mutable and elusive fragment within the broader environment, my practice involves jewellery and object making, videos, and photography.

Courtney Hogan is a jeweller and artist currently based in Tarntanya (Adelaide), South Australia.

These are some of my favourite artworks that I created over the covid period.