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> Exhibition: Julia deVille: Ossuarium
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Melbourne, Australia
website: www.discemori.com mail: julia@discemori.com
Julia deVille photo: Susan Grdunac Julia deVille Brooch: Mechanical Wing Kingfisher Wing, silver Julia deVille Brooch: Parrot Wings Parrot Wings, silver Julia deVille Brooch: Wax Eye 2006 Wax eye (bird), diamonds, sterling silver 7 x 5 x 2 cm Julia deVille Brooch: Bird Skull 2004 Bird Skull, cubic zirconia, sterling silver 5 x 2.5 x 3 cm Julia deVille Piece: Bird Shoulder Piece Starling, Gold Leaf, Sapphires, Leather Julia deVille Brooch: Sparrow Sparrow, Silver, Gold Julia deVille Pin: Bird Baby Bird, Gold, Diamonds Julia deVille Piece: Fallen Sparrow, Diamonds, Enamel Paint Julia deVille Brooch: Gunclub 2004 Mouse, diamonds, jet, 9ct gold 3.5 x.2.5 x3 cm Julia deVille Brooch: Gunclub 2004 Mouse, diamonds, jet, 9ct gold 3.5 x.2.5 x3 cm Back view Julia deVille Brooch: Mouse Mouse, Emeralds, Silver Julia deVille Brooch: Ginger Mouse Mouse, Amethyst, Silver Julia deVille Pin: Mouse Mouse, Rubies, Silver Julia deVille Object: Prey 2004 Sterling silver, mouse, natural topaz 9 x 4 x 2cm Julia deVille Piece: Trophy Mouse Mouse, Jet, Gold, Glass Julia deVille Cufflinks: Bone Links Silver Julia deVille Cufflinks: Mouse Links Silver, Rubies Julia deVille Brooch: Art Nouveau Skull Silver, Velvet, Ivory Julia deVille Brooch: Yvonne Hermance le Rutte Silver, Photograph, Glass Julia deVille Brooch: Alexander Rutledge Silver, Human Hair, Photograph, Glass Julia deVille Brooch: Elvie Louise Rutledge Silver, Photograph, Glass Julia deVille Brooch: Elvie in a Frame Silver, Photograph, Glass Julia deVille Object: Elvie’s Salt Shaker Silver Julia deVille Brooch: Widow Clock Pocket Watch, Silver, Antique lace, Leather Julia deVille Brooch: Widow Clock Pocket Watch, Silver, Antique lace, Leather Back view Julia deVille Brooch: Mourning Silver, Human Hair, Glass Julia deVille Brooch: The Reaper Silver, Human Hair, Satin Julia deVille Brooch: Disce Mori, 2006 Jet, 9ct gold, 24ct gold leaf 6 x 4.5 x 1 cm Julia deVille Brooch: Jet mourning, 2004 Jet, 9ct gold 4 x 2 x 2 cm Julia deVille Ring: All My Engagements Gold, Rubies Julia deVille Ring: All My Engagements Gold, Rubies Back view Julia deVlle Ring: Anther White Gold, Hematite, Diamond Julia deVille Ring: Anther White Gold, Hematite, Diamond Back view Julia deVille Ring: Death & Lily White Gold, Diamonds Julia deVille Ring: Death & Lily White Gold, Diamonds Back view Julia deVille Ring: Funeral White Gold, Emerald Julia deVille Ring: Funeral White Gold, Emerald Back view Julia deVille Ring: Victorian Melting Gold, Rubies Julia deVille Ring: Mourning Gold, Jet, Black Diamonds Julia deVille Ring: Mourning White Gold, Jet, Black Diamonds Julia deVille Ring: Stirrup Gold, Sapphires Julia deVille Ring: Stirrup Gold, Sapphires Back view Julia deVille Ring: Tower White Gold, Rubies Julia deVille Piece: Blood Rosary Hematite, Silver Julia deVille Brooch: Bird Claw 2006 Sterling silver, black rhodium plate, Keshi pearl 9 x 4 x 2 cm Julia deVille Brooch: Cross Bones Gold, Black Rhodium Julia deVille Brooch: Bone Brooch with Human Hair Silver, Human Hair Julia deVille Earrings: Jet Acorn 2006 Jet, 18ct gold 4,2 x 2 cm Julia deVille Earrings: Mourning White Gold, Rubies Julia deVille Earrings: Onyx Earring with Hair Onyx, Silver, Human Hair Julia deVille Earrings: Onyx Earring with Hair and Bone Onyx, Silver, Human Hair Julia deVille Piece: Rook Skull Silver
Statement
My jewellery is inspired by the Memento Mori jewellery of the fifteenth to eighteenth centuries and Victorian Mourning jewellery. I find the acceptance of death in these periods fascinating. I work predominately in traditional gold and silversmithing, combined with materials that were once living such as jet, a petrified wood historically used in Victorian Mourning jewellery, human hair and taxidermy. I use these materials as a Memento Mori, or reminder of our mortality. I incorporate the symbols of death through out my work because I think it is important to identify with the concept that we are in fact, mortal creatures. The nature of our culture is to obsess over planning the future, however in doing so, we forget to enjoy the present. I consider my taxidermy to be a celebration of life, a preservation of something beautiful. I feel strongly about the fair and just treatment of animals and to accentuate this point I use only animals that have died of natural causes.
CV
Exhibitions: JEWELLERY OUT OF CONTEXT 10 August – 9 December 2007 CODA Museum Apeldoorn, The Netherlands INFINITE EMPIRE 28 July - 26 August 2007 CAST (Contemporary Art Services Tasmania) North Hobart, Australia ROMANCING THE STONE 5 – 14 July 2007 Manchester Town Hall Manchester, UK Élan Vital 22 May – 9 June 2007 e.g.etal galleries Melbourne, Australia VIVERE DISCE, COGITA MORI 7 – 31 December 2006 Fat 3000 Melbourne, Australia PRIMAVERA 2006 12 September – 19 November 2006 The Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney, Australia CICELY & COLIN RIGG CONTEMPORARY DESIGN AWARD June – September 2006 National Gallery of Victoria Melbourne, Australia HERE I LIE AND WAIT FOR THEE 22 May – 12 June 2006 e.g.etal galleries Melbourne, Australia DISCE MORI 14 Sept – 2 Oct 2005 tsubi flagship store New York ,USA UNCANNY (the unnaturally strange) 20 July - 20 August 2005 Artspace Auckland, NZ PULUIS ET UMBRA SUMUS 9 - 21 May 2005 e.g.etal galleries Melbourne, Australia FILIPPO RAPHAEL FRESH AWARDS (Finalist) November 2004 – February 2005 Craft Victoria 31 Flinders Lane Melbourne, Australia AMALGAMATION, NMIT Graduate Exhibition (jewellery) 30 November – 11 December 2004 Horticultural Hall Melbourne, Australia . CONTINUM SOMBROUS 5 – 27 March 2004 Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces Melbourne, Australia
Publications
2006: New Directions In Jewellery 2, Black Dog Publishing \| Handmade in Melbourne, Geoff Slattery Publishing \| The Melbourne Design Guide Lab 3000
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deVille, Julia VIC 3066 - Melbourne Australia Telephone: +61 (0) 414 617 350


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