Artist Information:
Robyn Rosen
Clark, NJ
United States
Member Since: Jun 2003
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Artist Statement:
Robyn Rosen is a self-trained
artisan who comes from an
artistic background in a
family of sculptors, painters
and musicians in Central New
Jersey. At an early age, she
entertained herself with
crafts such as clay sculpture,
but never considered herself
and artist because she didn't
draw or paint. In her early
20s she discovered a talent
for jewelry design beginning
with simple bead and chain
necklaces and belly chains and
has since gone on to learn a
variety of new techniques
including beading, wirework
and medieval inspired
chainmail (the art of weaving
metal rings together to form
intricate patterns.)
As one who has always loved to
adorn herself with brilliant
silver jewelry, it seems only
natural that she would be
compelled to design her own
original line of stunning
handcrafted jewelry. She is
constantly seeking new
knowledge that will allow her
artwork to evolve even
further. She has recently
learned knitting and crochet
and has experience in polymer
clay sculpture, all methods
which she plans to incorporate
into future works.
Robyn's jewelry was featured
in the Balance Between Worlds
fashion show at Mother in NYC,
and the La Bella Lucretia
fashion show at Marion's in
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Robyn Rosen's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Robyn Rosen's Portfolio. Browse Rosen's body of work: Robyn Rosen is a self-trained artisan who comes from an artistic background in a family of sculptors, painters and musicians in Central New Jersey. At an early age, she entertained herself with crafts such as clay sculpture, but never considered herself and artist because she didn't draw or paint. In her early 20s she discovered a talent for jewelry design beginning with simple bead and chain necklaces and belly chains and has since gone on to learn a variety of new techniques including beading, wirework and medieval inspired chainmail (the art of weaving metal rings together to form ... |
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