The weaving process continues to be the central part to Jodie's work and is always what drives her development. Jodie plans each vessel quite logically and mathematically, she weaves the sheet into a pattern piece, then repeatedly hammers and anneals the woven metal to create her desired form.
Jodie has experimented with Traditional Japanese metal colouring and heat treatment methods during her new 'Vessel' collection to gain further understanding and control over the beautiful reds and orange colours she desires.
Jodie’s intention for all her pieces is to both intrigue and to be questioned by the viewer. She hopes you become captivated by these objects and see something new from every angle.
CV
Education
First Class BA (Hons) Design Crafts
De Montfort University, Leicester
2008-2011
Courses
Craft ACT Artist-in-Residence program, Canberra, September 2015
Starter Studio Programme, Yorkshire Artspace Sheffield, October 2013-September 2015
Goldsmiths Getting Started, Goldsmiths centre, London, January 2014
Awards
Sheffield Assay Office, Precious Little gems award, April 2015
Goldsmiths Precious Metal Bursary, January 2011
The Christopherson Purchase Prize, June 2011
First Class BA (Hons) Design Crafts
De Montfort University, Leicester
2008-2011
Courses
Craft ACT Artist-in-Residence program, Canberra, September 2015
Starter Studio Programme, Yorkshire Artspace Sheffield, October 2013-September 2015
Goldsmiths Getting Started, Goldsmiths centre, London, January 2014
Awards
Sheffield Assay Office, Precious Little gems award, April 2015
Goldsmiths Precious Metal Bursary, January 2011
The Christopherson Purchase Prize, June 2011
