Disconnected Balance

This stunning necklace, titled “Eleganz”, by Ingrid Ulrich is another example of asymmetry in design. This German artist uses a wire form to create a unique one-of-a-kind wrap necklace that has to balance both visually and physically!

With a limited color palette, Ingrid uses textures and finishes to add depth and volume to the individual elements to form a cohesive whole. She uses a synthetic clay (Künstlerton) and fires it at a constant temperature for 60 minutes to give this necklace its strength and rigidity. She mixes her finishing techniques so that some of the surfaces are polished to a high shine and others are a matte finish.

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For a more in-depth look at Ingrid’s work, take a look at her website and her Flickr pages. She is fascinated by polymer clay and says, “It livens up the fantasy and gives therapy to the soul, but it also makes addictive to more and more perfection.”

 

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1 Comments

  1. Ingrid Ulrich on March 11, 2014 at 5:59 am

    Thank you for publishing my work. It is a great recognition and honor for me. I thank you also for the many visits to my flickr page. Have fun at work with the wonderful medium PolymerClay wishes you all Ingrid Ulrich.



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