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Sarah Quine-Jutzeler - Emerging Jeweller


For the months of June and July 2023, we welcome Sarah Quine-Jutzeler, the recipient of our Emerging Jewellers Program.


You can view and purchase Sarah's work instore, or check out more of her work on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sarahquinealchemy/

Sarah Quine-Jutzeler, a former archaeologist and museology collection manager, possesses a deep-rooted fascination with the significance of objects and their purpose. After taking time off for family and living abroad, she dedicated herself to a creative pursuit and underwent a 12-month study in jewellery design at TAS TAFE.

Sarah's artistic ethos rejects the notion of fast fashion, opting instead for a deliberate and mindful approach. She works with recycled metals and ethical stones, aiming to create meaningful and enduring pieces that transcend trends. Her creations serve multiple purposes. Some pieces convey narratives, inviting conversations about topics often avoided, such as the imminent extinction of insects and other creatures. Other works take on a talismanic quality, empowering the wearer in the face of life's chaotic and demanding nature.

Drawing inspiration from nature, history, mythology, spirituality, geology, and everyday human experiences, Sarah's artistic journey is one of continuous evolution. Her works reflect her growth as an artist, surpassing yesterday's creations and pointing toward a future of even greater imagination and innovation.

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FIND Contemporary Jewellery Collective

Space 007, Salamanca Arts Centre,

77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point​,

Tasmania, Australia

0488 430 212

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FIND Contemporary Jewellery Collective acknowledges our gallery within the Salamanca Arts Centre stands on the country of the palawa people. We recognise that first nations people across Australia never ceded sovereignty, and we deeply respect their connections to land, sea and community.

 

We acknowledge the palawa people as the traditional owners and ongoing custodians of lutruwita (Tasmania). We respect and admire their continuing culture, strength, and history of creating and making on this land for tens of thousands of years.

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