Tamara Marbl Joka holds two master’s degrees, one from the University of South-Eastern Norway and another from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts. She was awarded the Herbert Hofmann Prize in Munich (2023), The Art Student Grant from The Relief Fund for Visual Artists, BKH Norway, and The Art Grant from The NK Southern Norway. She has exhibited in many group exhibitions and two solo exhibitions.

 

Dariusz Wojdyga works with art jewellery, but his art practice encompasses a wide range of interdisciplinary activities where art and craft, fine art, performance, eco-activism, sustainability, and collectivism intersect. He graduated from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts with an MFA degree in Medium- and Material-Based Art, specialising in metal and jewellery art. Originally from Poland, Darius has been based in Oslo since 2005.

 

Bibi Klekachkoska is a jewellery artist from North Macedonia. She holds a Master’s degree (2022) in Gemstones and jewellery from the Trier University of Applied Sciences in Idar-Oberstein. Her current research is in Byzantine goldsmithing technologies, for which she was awarded a fellowship by the American School of Classical Studies in Athens. She is currently based in Germany and regularly exhibits internationally.

 

Caroline Bach is a jewellery, textile and circus artist from and based in, France. Coming from a biology and farming family, she grew up in the countryside and spent most of her childhood in the wilderness. She graduated at ESA Duperré and Gerrit Rietveld Academie and co-founded The Pool, a jewellery artist collective and shop in Amsterdam.

 

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@bach_caroline

 

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