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Katey Brunini participated in an exhibition with the American Jewelry Design Council (AJDC) at the University of Arizona’s Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum in Tuscon, Arizona.
Featured in the exhibition was a sculptural cuff from Brunini’s Objects Organique collection, reflecting her exploration of natural forms and the relationship between organic materials and fine jewelry. The piece brings together contrasting textures and forms, expressing the balance between nature’s raw beauty and the artist’s hand.
Presented within the museum’s setting, Brunini’s work reflects the intersection of jewelry, sculpture, and the natural world, where materials become an extension of artistic expression and adornment.
The exhibition offered an opportunity to experience K. Brunini’s work within the broader context of contemporary jewelry design and the mineral world.
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