Artist: Jessica Hargreaves

The artist crouches over a memorial stone as she takes a casting.

In:Site 2015
3D Design and Craft
University of Brighton

Jessica is a maker creating jewellery and homeware as part of her sustainable practise.

Watch Jessica’s video to find more about their In:Site commission and read an extract from the blog below.

Jessica created unique pilgrim badges inspired by the tokens made and given to religious pilgrims in the 15th and 16th century to sew onto their clothing. Being particularly interested in the idea of journeys, Jessica spent most of the day walking around the Cathedral square searching for interesting places to cast her badges.

The finished pieces were sewn onto the fabric and displayed on a tree in the square.

A brooch made from a cast of a letter on a memorial stone. it is stitched to some hessian.

Find out more

jessicahargreaves.info

Since In:Site 2015

Jessica continues to work as a jeweller in Bristol. She sells her work through her website and runs workshops teaching jewellery techniques.

Celebrating 10 years of In:Site

To celebrate 10 years of In:Site we selected 10 makers from the archive to feature on our new online space for the project. You can still view all of the makers from 2012-2021 in the blog archive.



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