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Heather McDermott

b.1989

Large Oval Studs – Creel Green, 2023

stainless steel, paint
H:5.5cm W:2cm
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Medium Oval Studs – Dark Red, 2023

stainless steel, paint
H:4cm W:1.5cm
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Hanging Ovals with Silver Circle Earrings – Creel Green, 2023

stainless steel, paint, silver
H:5cm W:1.5cm
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Small Buoy Earrings – Creel Green, 2023

stainless steel, paint
H:2cm W:2cm
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Fine Layered Fankle Necklace, 2022

stainless steel
L:50cm W:7cm
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Double Washer Studs – Aqua, 2022

stainless steel, paint
H:2.7cm W:2cm
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Double Washer Studs – Lime Green, 2022

stainless steel, paint
H:2.7cm W:2cm
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Small Washer Studs – Aqua, 2022

stainless steel, paint
H:2cm W:2cm
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Small Buoy Earrings – Aqua, 2022

stainless steel, paint
H:2cm W:2cm
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Silver and Stainless Steel Brooch, 2022

silver, stainless steel
H:8cm W:8cm
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Short Fankle with Disc – Heather, 2023

stainless steel, paint
L:46cm W:5cm
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Small Washer Studs – Heather, 2023

stainless steel, paint
H:2cm W:2cm
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Small Buoy Earrings – Heather, 2023

stainless steel, paint
H:2cm W:2cm
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Cascade Earrings, 2020

stainless steel, gold plated silver
H:9cm W:3cm
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Double Triangle Chain with Gold Dots, 2020

stainless steel, gold plated silver
L:37cm W:3cm
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Large Link Fankle Necklace

stainless steel and silver
L:49cm W:2.5cm
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Extra Long Fankle Chain, 2019

Stainless steel and silver
L:65cm W:1.8cm
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Triple Triangle Earrings, 2019

stainless steel and silver
H:4.8cm W:1.8cm
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Heather McDermott in her Glasgow studio, 2017

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Heather McDermott

Born: 1989

Heather McDermott studied Jewellery and Silversmithing at Edinburgh College of Art before completing an MA in 2011. She then returned home to the town of Aird, in the Isle of Skye, where she takes inspiration from the ever-changing shoreline and landscape.

“The tideline of Skye is a treasure trove of unique objects discarded from the urban environment and deposited by the power of the Hebridean swell. Here rope, wood and plastic take on a subtler identity as wind and wave shape and re-shape form and colour. These inspirational scenes are developed and translated in my work by utilising shapes and colours. Unconventional in size and structure, each piece is an expression of sculptural form and is designed to create a statement. The continually changing shoreline is my constant source of inspiration and my current collection ‘tidal surge’ is the contemporary interpretation of these surroundings.” – Heather McDermott, 2016


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