Roseanne Bartley
"My jewellery is produced from materials left behind, discarded and dismantled."
Roseanne's method of collecting is a process called surface archaeology, a method that enables her to observe, survey and gather material from sites in her neighbourhood. The materials Roseanne collects reveal aspects that are unique about a place or a person.
Born in Auckland and now living in Melbourne, Roseanne Bartley graduated in Fine Arts (Gold and Silversmithing) from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in 1991.
From 2024
'a' necklace 2024. Oxidised sterling silver, 18ct gold, 51cm long $1,680
'au x 22' necklace 2024. Oxidised sterling silver, 46cm long $1,280
From 2023
Necklace - AEIOU, oxidised sterling silver, found plastic, repurposed ebony, repurposed
tortoise shell, Paua shell $1,790
From 2019
Paint by necklace
Yellows 330x10mm $460
Reds 370x10mm $480
Blues 410x10mm $500
Greens 450x10mm $520
Purples 490x10mm $540
Whole set $2,350
From 2014
The Beginning of I Am. Red Puck pendant 2014
Found Hollow Formed Plastic Objects, silk thread, glass beads
The Beginning of I Am. Blue Block pendant
Found Hollow Formed Plastic Objects, silk thread, glass beads
From 2011
MINE 3058 Series 2011
Gold quartz formation $1,000
Plastic, enamel paint, pigment, sterling silver, stainless steel
Gold leaf pendant $ 850
Plastic, paint, pigment, silk cord
(left and right) Small gold/quartz protrusions $280
plastic, paint, pigment, stainless steel
(centre) Small milky quartz with gold protrusion $380
Plastic, enamel paint, pigment, sterling silver, stainless steel
From 2010
Red Brooch 2008-10 $500
Tin lid, sterling silver, stainless steel, paint 100 x 100 x 8mm
Bright Red Cluster Brooch 2009 $850
Sterling silver, stainless steel, plastic 80 x 70 x 30mm
Green Patch Brooch 2008 $500
Steel tin lid, enamel paint, sterling silver, stainless steel 80 x 65 x 10mm
Blow Flies Lapel Pins 2010 $95 each
Sterling silver, mild steel aluminium, plastic 35 x 30 x 15mm
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