Tags: recycled jewelry found+objects eco+chic sustainability urban
The sidewalks of the world glisten with little bits of urban treasure. Combining these with other re-purposed jewelry bits, be my shark creates sustainable jewelry: funky, one-of-a-kind accessories.
Web site: http://www.bemyshark.etsy.com
Anne Petrimoulx
Growing up about 15 minutes northeast of Detroit, MI, Anne has always had an obsession with urban decay and the sad beauty of unloved cityspaces. She eventually comined this love with her love of disassembling and re-purposing jewelry: take the disassembled city, and re-purpose it as jewelry. Little bits of trash and decay look better on a necklace than on the street, Anne thinks.
When not picking through gutters, Anne is a 22 year-old graduate student of Information Studies at the University of Texas at Austin, where she spends all her time and money learning how to preserve history.
http://www.bemyshark.etsy.com