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| Charlotte Tollyfield |
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| Charlotte Tollyfield gained a BA (Hons) in Designed Metalwork and
Jewellery at Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College before going
on to complete the Postgraduate Training Course at Bishopsland in 2008.
Charlotte's work focuses on the process of forming, destroying and
re-creating three-dimensionally shaped vessels, allowing her to explore the
limits of the material she works with. The Ripple bon bon dishes shown, are
an exploration of how only reconstructing a small section of a spun form
through saw piercing and re-soldering can create a point of interest within
the piece. |
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| Chris Knight Design |
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| Known for his functionally and visually provocative domestic and ecclesial
silverware, Chris Knight is represented in many public and private collections
including The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, The Victoria & Albert
Museum, and The Musée Des Arts Décoratifs. His practice diversified into
the design of architectural and public artwork, commissions for which are
sited in Blackpool, Gateshead, Basingstoke, Sheffield and Leeds. In 2002
Chris formed Si Applied Ltd, a partnership with Brett Payne and Keith Tyssen,
through which they designed the regions largest individual piece of public
art; the 'Cutting Edge' in Sheaf Square Sheffield. Chris is a Freeman of
The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths', past Chairman of the Association
of British Designer Silversmiths and is a part-time senior lecturer at Sheffield
Hallam University. |
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