About
Andrea artistic journey began at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design in Dundee, Scotland, where she specialised in Jewellery and Metalwork. During her undergraduate studies she was awarded a prestigious Sarabande Scholarship, igniting the evolution of her artistic practice.
With a deep-rooted passion for crafting unique and meaningful wearable art, Andrea's work is a testament to storytelling in a world marked by constant change. Drawing inspiration from the intricate beauty of nature, her jewellery delves into our profound connection with the environment and the far-reaching impact of climate change. Through a harmonious blend of natural elements, Andrea's designs transcend the boundaries between jewellery and contemporary art.
Andrea enjoys exploring new techniques and materials. By embracing unconventional mediums and methods, she looks to challenge conventional notions of what jewellery can be, resulting in thought-provoking creations.
Sustainability lies at the heart of Andrea's artistic philosophy, reflecting her steadfast commitment to environmentally friendly practices in her studio. From incorporating recycled materials to advocating for ethical manufacturing processes, she champions eco-consciousness in every aspect of her artistry.
Andrea's creative practice extends beyond aesthetics, functioning as a meaningful platform to raise awareness about environmental issues and the crucial importance of sustainability in jewellery and design. Alongside her jewellery work, she recently completed her MA at Edinburgh College of Art in Design for Change, further enhancing her research and commitment to sustainability and environmental activism. Through her research and practice, Andrea continually seeks to challenge and expand the narrative of what jewellery can represent, using materials that embody the profound connection between nature and humanity. Her work inspires reflection on our responsibility to nurture a harmonious relationship with the natural world.