studio
Led by curiosity and shaped by lived experience, Creating Space reveals how making art can become an act of survival, defiance, and self-care.
Step into a space where creative practice holds pain, power, and possibility – where healing isn’t a metaphor, it’s a method.
Each piece of jewellery begins as a contemporary artwork, a small sculptural object shaped by observation, material and meaning. Through precious metals, gemstones and found textures, I explore the relationships between people, place, memory and the stories that quietly shape our lives.
Gentle Signals
Mapping little sparks of joy
Uncharted Waters
Traversing unnavigated paths
Wayfaring
Acts of empowerment
Don’t ignore the periphery
collaboration with Brad Coleman
The Storm
Rough seas and wrecked treasures
The Archives
Folklore, nature, discovery and protection
My practice is deeply informed by my background as a visual art and cultural curator. Rather than simply making jewellery, I gather fragments, notice connections and distil them into wearable form. Some works begin with landscapes, histories or cultural narratives; others emerge through conversations with collectors. Whether created as a Ready to Collect artwork, a Personalised Edition or a Bespoke Commission, every piece becomes part of an ongoing body of work, one that invites slow looking, deep making and a lifetime of new stories.
An act of empowerment. A reminder of one’s own powerful ability to embody positivity, inspiration, resilience, protection, to create healing and growth, and to declare of personal intentions.
Don’t Ignore the Periphery embraces the edges—both physical and metaphorical.
Intricate contemporary jewellery and sculptural objects, juxtaposed against expressive monotypes.
With deep curiosity, I draw on folklore, symbolism, and my healing journey to create pieces that carry meaning and beauty. The studio is my sanctuary, where every creation is a reflection of care, story, and resilience.
My studio is nestled next to Banyowla Regional Park, a biodiverse hotspot of the Perth foothills in Beelo Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar, Western Australia, on our family’s generational homestead.
Amanda Paige Alderson
studio.amandaalderson.com
contact@amandaalderson.com
Perth, Western Australia
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