AURELIA YEOMANS

Cluster Contemporary Jewellery Exhibitor | 2021 & 2024

 

Permanency

 

Through a conceptual and considered design language,
her pieces celebrate the cycles and processes of our planet
and the unique characteristics of natural materials that have taken millions of years to form; together with her distinctive and experimental approach to enamelling steel that has become a unique signature of her work.

 
Cycles brooch

Cycles brooch

 
Cycles brooch

Cycles brooch

Aurelia Yeomans is an Australian jewellery artist and designer, currently living and working in Melbourne. Each of her works unveils a story of the earth, inspired by intricate micro geometries, raw geologic forms and the phenomena that exists all around us
in the natural world. Her work is an evocative and humbling reminder of the power
and fragility of a world that has existed for many millions of years, and the fragile ecosystems that are affected by even the tiniest of environmental changes.

 
 

Cycles brooch

 

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Cycles brooch

Cycles brooch

 

Aurelia has exhibited extensively in Australia, Europe and the USA.
She has undertaken formal training in goldsmithing and design in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, as well as completing a Bachelor of Fine Art with First Class Honours in gold and silversmithing at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. In 2016 directly after graduation, Aurelia received international recognition, exhibiting in the 2016 Galerie Marzee International Graduate Show as well as undertaking a 3-month residency in Iceland and Germany. In 2016 she was chosen as a finalist in the Alliages Legacy Award (Lille, France). In 2017 Aurelia was shortlisted and ranked in the top 3 for the MECCA M-Power Scholarship and Entrepreneurship Award for acclaimed women in business and the arts.

Cycles brooches

Cycles brooches

 
 
 
Cycles

Cycles

She was also a finalist for the prestigious Mari Funaki Award for Contemporary Jewellery in 2018 (Melbourne), and in the same year Aurelia worked on a significant commission completing her first major collection for the National Gallery of Victoria. In 2020 Aurelia was the recipient of the City of Melbourne Quick Response Business Grant.  

 
 
 

She has exhibited in a number of high-profile fairs throughout Europe and Australia including Collect Fair in London, Frame at IHM International Trade Fair in Munich, Artistar Jewels at Milano Jewellery Week, Radiant Pavilion Jewellery and Object Biennial in Melbourne and Quade art Fair in Rotterdam, amongst others. Her works have been published in numerous catalogues and magazines and have been acquired for both private and public collections in France and Australia.

Cycles brooch

Cycles brooch

 
 

Ancient Geometries

 

Ancient Geometries

Relic earrings

 
 

Ancient Geometries

Ancient Geometries

Ancient Geometries