1 / 13
Cavemen
Earrings, 2019
beaten silver
125 x 47mm
$280 | SOLD

2 / 13
Wishbones (studs)
Earrings, 2019
beaten silver
130 x 30 mm
$280 | SOLD

3 / 13
Gems
Earrings, 2019
beaten silver
100 x 55mm
$280 | SOLD

4 / 13
Tadpoles
Earrings, 2019
beaten silver
165 x 32mm
$280 | SOLD

5 / 13
Sticks n Stones
Earrings, 2019
beaten silver
160 x 50mm
$280 | SOLD

6 / 13
Spuds
Earrings, 2019
beaten silver
110 x 75mm
$265 | SOLD

7 / 13
Wishbones (hooks)
Earrings, 2019
beaten silver
172 x 37 x 1.5mm
$280 | SOLD

8 / 13
Untitled
Studs, 2019
beaten silver
22-26mm x 15-21mm
$280 | ENQUIRE

9 / 13
Bargain
Neckpiece, 2019
paua shell, plastic, stainless steel, leather, freshwater pearls, glue, paint, beaten fine silver
272 x 149 x 47mm
$1265 | SOLD

10 / 13
Pearls of Wisdom
Brooch, 2019
mother of pearl laminate, plastic, leather, beaten fine silver
94 x 87 x 10mm
$780 | ENQUIRE

11 / 13
Stud
Neckpiece
silver, leather, rhinestones, stuffing (beads)
$680 | ENQUIRE

12 / 13
Full moon confusion
Earrings, 2018
$300 | ENQUIRE

13 / 13
Quivering Orchids
Earrings, 2018
$250 | SOLD

Chloe Rose Taylor

“I daydream while I work. About frisky utopias where space lizards chew bubblegum while drowning in glitter. Colour is my cosmic junkyard, I harness the subtle subconscious language it radiates- to express a mischievous futurism. My making process has its own flow of consciousness. I search for a considered shape – a crystal, a nicely-formed piece of coral, the texture of lobster shell. These shapes are cast in silicon mould, then filled with dyed, opaque resins. At the perfect meeting-point of pattern, form and colour I find balance and silence.”  Chloe Rose Taylor, 2015

 

 

Chloe Rose Taylor is originally from Christchurch.  She relocated to Wellington in 2011 to complete a Bachelor of Applied Arts, majoring in contemporary jewellery, at Whitireia New Zealand Faculty of Arts. After graduating in 2013, she has exhibited in group and solo shows in New Zealand.  She was invited to take part in “Best In Show” at Objectspace, Auckland and a finalist in The Dowse student craft awards, 2014.  In 2015, she took part in and co-organised a New Zealand emerging jewellers exhibition during “Radiant Pavilion” in Melbourne.  Her first major solo show was at The National in 2015, “Rock Lobster”.
This was followed by SuperValue in 2017.

All images courtesy of Chloe Rose Taylor.

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