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By Doug Singer
Giselle Simons is an emerging artist with a BFA in Photography from Cornell University. However, it was the sheer variety of mediums in which she expresses her unique perspective that made me stand up and take notice. With an obvious acumen in jewelry making, painting and multimedia, Simons is an artist with a powerful and earthy quality.
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Her collection of one-of-a-kind hand-painted horseshoe crabs, sourced from the beaches of Fire Island, is nothing short of spectacular. Highlighted by design series with monikers ranging from ‘Tribal Mask’ to ‘Dreamtime,' her work is certainly a conversation piece, as well as a wonderful gift item. When it comes to her jewelry line, her bead work, beach glass, metal wrapping and composition has a fresh bohemian quality that can easily be dressed up or down.
With a background in architectural design, graphic design and illustration, her vision is extraordinarily unique and endowed with a seamless design aesthetic. Her website www.dunetimearts.com offers a wide variety of her work and photography.
Giselle Simons is an emerging artist with a BFA in Photography from Cornell University. However, it was the sheer variety of mediums in which she expresses her unique perspective that made me stand up and take notice. With an obvious acumen in jewelry making, painting and multimedia, Simons is an artist with a powerful and earthy quality.
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Her collection of one-of-a-kind hand-painted horseshoe crabs, sourced from the beaches of Fire Island, is nothing short of spectacular. Highlighted by design series with monikers ranging from ‘Tribal Mask’ to ‘Dreamtime,' her work is certainly a conversation piece, as well as a wonderful gift item. When it comes to her jewelry line, her bead work, beach glass, metal wrapping and composition has a fresh bohemian quality that can easily be dressed up or down.
With a background in architectural design, graphic design and illustration, her vision is extraordinarily unique and endowed with a seamless design aesthetic. Her website www.dunetimearts.com offers a wide variety of her work and photography.
