Much, much more at her website.

Her statement is:
Representatives of certain animal species. The expectations, generalizations, beliefs and symbolism around animal themes.
I observe how animals were positioned in ancient cultures and especially how they still have such a powerful part in our everyday surroundings. They are connected also to many industrial materials.
I try to give back their animal powers which the toy makers often try to hide, bring down or deny altogether.
I never make them tell only stories about people, without telling their own story at the same time.
Much more can be found at her website.

She writes about herself:
I am a jeweller, even when I am not making jewellery. For me this describes an approach to the world, and to making objects, rather than a strict set of skills employed in the production of wearable things.
My aim has always been to reflect everyday habits and common beliefs, whilst at the same time challenging abiding perceptions of jewellery’s status as a Decorative Art. Personal possessions are integral to the way an individual constructs an identity; we compose and communicate who …

And here is more by Carolina Gimeno, wow… it is interesting to see how she works with porcelain in the jewellery making.

The collection is called “Drawing in space”. Thanks a lot for sending me the images – you can find more at her website.

I wrote about  Bernhard Stimpfl-Abel a little while ago – here just some more images. Find my description and more images at the previous blogpost about him (see link below). Here his website.