Mette Klarskov Larsen
MA work
MA work
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Mette Klarskov Larsen
The inspiration for my work comes from a continuous research into lived experiences uncovering and discovering new layers of human complexity.
The material, scale and form of the piece are determined by the particular qualities behind the idea, which to me is the key aspect since I not only see my pieces as being functional but also as a medium for critical exploration and analysis - a visual form for communication.
I wish to challenge the perception of today’s jewellery, exploring how I as a visual communicator can be part of a political, environmental and social debate.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Humanities
Programme
MA Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork & Jewellery, 2007
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Contact
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07985 075803
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The inspiration for my work comes from a continuous research into lived experiences uncovering and discovering new layers of human complexity.
The material, scale and form of the piece are determined by the particular qualities behind the idea, which to me is the key aspect since I not only see my pieces as being functional but also as a medium for critical exploration and analysis - a visual form for communication.
I wish to challenge the perception of today’s jewellery, exploring how I as a visual communicator can be part of a political, environmental and social debate.
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Experience
- Visiting Lecturer, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2006; Visiting Lecturer Raw Canvas, Tate Modern, London, 2004; Social Educator, Kokkedal Behandlingshjem, Denmark, 2001-2
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Exhibitions
- Biennial for Craft and Design, Trapholt, Kolding, Denmark, 2007; Deep Inspiration, Jerwood Space, London, 2007; Obsession, Sartorial Contemporary Art, London, 2006
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Awards
- First Prize, Award for Final Year Student, Goldsmiths' Company for Body of Work, 2005; First Prize, Award for Final Year Student, Blundell's Award for Body of Work, 2005