Here you find her website.

When I saw the work by Mari Ishikawa I became so inspired.
The above pieces of work are part of the exhibition “Parallel Worlds” in Wasserschloss Klaffenbach in  Chemnitz, Germany (28 May – 3 July 2011). If I lived a little closer I would defenitely go and see the exhibition.
She writes about the exhibition:
Where does a “Parallel World“ exist.
In a different universe?
Can one discover this world through time travel?
Is it perhaps possible to see this world in a dream?
Or does it only exist in one’s heart?
The world we see is only …

There is something about these rings by Karl Fritsch that makes me look at them again and again. What is it – do you experience the same?
You can find more of his rings here.

Karl Fritsch writes about his work:
I will be showing my first ‘made in New Zealand’ pieces. I’ve just built my own workshop in Wellington and am still keen to build more things. I like it. I like the DIY mentality – everybody has a project around the house and it doesn’t matter how skilled you are; you just do it. You might fail but then you can just fix it again. There’s usually a good amount of making things fit …

Lisa Walker is a New Zealand born, Munich based jeweller/artist/designer, mostly working in the area of contemporary jewellery.
At her website she writes about herself: One issue of her work is a study into the differences between an acceptable notion of beauty or stereo-type, and something else – the search for an aesthetic that we hardly ever see, but nevertheless perhaps recognise. She is continually pushing towards the extreme, and recognises …