Chloe's range of jewellery features a combination of white metal and exotic hard woods. These two materials complement each other by focusing on the finishings of the wood and metal. The surfaces of these pieces highlight each other, creating contrasting features.
Through the use of materials and techniques such as the Fibonacci sequence, Chloe aims to create subtlety through shape and forms.
“I am inspired by architecture, symbolism, organic forms and photography, which is all centred on perspective, reflection, contrast, repetition and illumination through surface contrast.”
Chloe Robertson
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Sculptor in wood Eleanor Lakelin is a finalist for the 2022 edition of the prestigious international Loewe Foundation Craft Prize.
