© Raymond Marcelli
Catherine Schmeer, jeweler in Carouge (GE) presents her profession from her workshop
“The day I saw a jeweler at work in his shop, it was a real revelation. I immediately knew that I wanted to work with the material. »
Granddaughter of a sculptor and niece of painters, Catherine Schmeer grew up in a family of artists who passed on to her a taste for volumes and colors. After studying art history, she trained in jewelry design in Geneva and Rome. Back in Switzerland, she worked for various jewelers before opening her studio in 1986. She took part in numerous exhibitions.
Work in the workshop
See as well
https://www.instagram.com/catherine.schmeer/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010621150047
https://labelgeneve.ch/portfolio-item/catherine-schmeer/
https://metiersdart.ch/fr_CH/metiers-d-art/repertoire-artisan/schmeer-catherine
Recuit du métal au chalumeau pour permettre une bonne ductilité © Raymond Marcelli
Passage d'une plaque au laminoir pour l'amincir © Raymond Marcelli
Etirage d'un fil au banc à étirer © Raymond Marcelli
Polissage d'une bague © Raymond Marcelli
Pendentif en argent et or jaune 750, serti d'une dumortiérite et d'un cabochon fluorite © Adriano Truscello
Pendentif "Tutti frutti" en or jaune 750, serti d'un cabochon pierre de lune et de corindons © Adriano Truscello
Published:
10 August 2020
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