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| Sarah Proctor |
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| During my time studying at London Metropolitan University I was inspired
to try to make metal take on a different, softer quality, to assume the
appearance of flowing lava or satin. The resulting technique I developed
results in organic, random patterns within each piece of work. The metal
has a very tactile quality and it is extremely satisfying to trace the ribbons
of metal as they interlock with one another to form a kind of web. |
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| Sarah Stevenson |
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| Sarah Stevenson is currently in her second year on the Starter Studio
Programme for Silversmiths, based at Persistence Works in Sheffield. She
has received a number of awards for her work, including the Sheffield Assay
Masters' Prize for Excellence in Design, and was recently commissioned to
produce a piece for the Civic Silverware Collection at the Town Hall in
Sheffield. |
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