Introducing…

We’d like to introduce the artists participating in Heat Exchange. Below is an image of each of their works.

Elizabeth Turrell - United Kingdom
Beate Gegenwart - United Kingdom/Germany
Melissa Cameron - Australia
Jessica Turrell - United Kingdom
Kathleen Browne - United States
Inari Kiuru - Australia/Finland
Gretchen Goss - United States
Christine Graf - Germany
Astrid Keller - Germany
Kirsten Haydon - Australia
Young-I Kim - Germany
Agnes von Rimscha - Germany
Naoko Inuzuka - Australia/Japan
Barbara Ryman - Australia
Katrina Tyler - Australia

Melissa Cameron

Melissa is a jewellery artist from Australia living in Seattle in the US. Her works can be found in the National Gallery of Australia as well as the Cheongju City Collection in South Korea. Her enamel works typically display subtle enamel incursions amidst precise laser cut stainless steel layers.

soil sample for enamel

Beate taking the first red soil sample for Elizabeth at Bell Rock, Arizona

Beate Gegenwart

Beate Gegenwart is an enamelist and educator originally from Germany who lives and works in Wales, UK. Her studio is located on the beautiful Gower peninsular and she is a Honorary Research Fellow at Swansea School of Art (University of Wales Trinity Saint David). Her large enamel works exhibit an expressive interplay between polished stainless steel and fields of delicately applied and inscribed enamel. She is currently supported by a major production grant from the Arts Council of Wales.

artist at work

Melissa takes advantage of some autumn sun, and works over lunch from her home in Melbourne.

Melissa Cameron

Melissa is a jewellery artist from Australia living in Seattle in the US. Her works can be found in the National Gallery of Australia as well as the Cheongju City Collection in South Korea. Her enamel works typically display subtle enamel incursions amidst precise laser cut stainless steel layers.