Raw yet refined, Deborah Rudolph’s necklace pieces together shards of what appears to be translucent stone, bound by a delicate web of blackened metal. The fractured edges and subtle earth-toned markings suggest an object shaped by time and the elements, while the meticulous construction reveals the artist’s hand. The contrast between strength and fragility gives the piece a quiet tension. As if it exists in a state of suspension between disintegration and permanence. Rudolph transforms breakage into beauty, elevating imperfection into something precious.
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