About
Clare Poppi is an artist who lives and works in South-East Queensland, Australia. Her primary practice is in jewellery and small object making, with a focus on sustainable design and wearables. She uses a combination of recyclable and biodegradable materials, adopting a cradle-to-cradle mentality in her exhibition and production work.
Currently completing a Master of Visual Art at Griffith University, Clare is undertaking research into collaborations between jewellers and wearers with the aim of fostering meaningful relationships between the wearer and their jewellery collections. Clare’s work critiques the fast fashion model and seeks to examine and improve the sustainability of jewellery production.
Clare is a founding member of Bench studio, a collective working space for Brisbane based jewellers that aims to foster an environment of creativity, support and collaborative practice among members. Bench contributes towards the vibrancy of Brisbane’s creative arts scene and aims to promote contemporary jewellery within the broader community.
Currently completing a Master of Visual Art at Griffith University, Clare is undertaking research into collaborations between jewellers and wearers with the aim of fostering meaningful relationships between the wearer and their jewellery collections. Clare’s work critiques the fast fashion model and seeks to examine and improve the sustainability of jewellery production.
Clare is a founding member of Bench studio, a collective working space for Brisbane based jewellers that aims to foster an environment of creativity, support and collaborative practice among members. Bench contributes towards the vibrancy of Brisbane’s creative arts scene and aims to promote contemporary jewellery within the broader community.
