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Monochromatiques

Miss Moss
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Monday 13 February, 2017
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at first when browsing through Paris based designer Isabelle’s shop Monochromatiques i simply appreciated the fine minimalist jewellery – and then i began to notice sublime little surprises: a tiny brooch of matchsticks, a curtain blowing in the wind, a popcorn pin, assemble-it-yourself jewellery inspired by baby’s building bricks, an ode to the Log Lady, some subtle nipples and CHEESE! in her bio she says she hopes her creations will give their wearer a reason to smile, and i certainly did.

When I started to work in the art market 10 years ago, I quickly wanted to create something with my own hands, and escape from spending my time in front of a screen. I started to follow some ceramic courses and discovered the archaic feeling of modelling clay, which could be compared to the primitive joy of lighting a fire for a BBQ! My first works were dishes and vases, but I quickly had to work on very small pieces because of the lack of space in my studio. Little by little, the items turned out as jewels. Monochromatiques was born in September 2015, after a year of ceramics and jewelry training in Sèvres and Paris. In my collection, I try to produce simple forms with pure lines, while avoiding to fall into severe minimalism.

all available at her online shop.

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  1. Daniela

    Monday 13 February, 2017 9:08 pm

    Oh my. I must have.

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  2. Isabelle

    Tuesday 14 February, 2017 12:56 am

    Merci Diana! I’ve been following your blog for years, and it feels so strange to see my works here :)
    <3

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  3. Bridget Wall

    Tuesday 14 February, 2017 5:03 am

    These are lovely! The egg one in particular is just so fun.

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  4. Casey

    Wednesday 15 February, 2017 12:20 am

    Oh my gosh what a hilarious find! I just sent my friend the popcorn necklace for her birthday. Too fun!

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  5. Gisele

    Thursday 16 February, 2017 11:29 am

    This is genius work!

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  6. Kristina

    Thursday 16 February, 2017 9:47 pm

    Absolutely beautiful! The touches of whimsy are subtle yet cheeky!

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  7. fefe

    Tuesday 7 March, 2017 10:06 pm

    These are gorgeous. I’m officially obsessed.

    http://objectsicantafford.com

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