RACHEL GROSE | PAINTING WITH FIRE:
CONTEMPORARY ENAMELLING ON COPPER
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Monday 11 – Friday 15 January 2027
Discover the luminous world of vitreous enamelling and learn to paint with powdered glass and fire. Participants will explore colour layering, sifting, drawing, painting and surface texture on copper. Through guided exercises and creative projects, students will develop a collection of unique enamelled artworks while gaining confidence with this fascinating and versatile medium. All levels
Discover the luminous world of vitreous enamelling and learn to paint with powdered glass and fire. Participants will explore colour layering, sifting, drawing, painting and surface texture on copper. Through guided exercises and creative projects, students will develop a collection of unique enamelled artworks while gaining confidence with this fascinating and versatile medium. All levels
RACHEL GROSE Bio
Website rgsilver.com
Instagram rachelgrosejewellery
Rachel Grose is a Ballarat-based metalsmith, jeweller and educator with over twenty years of experience working in precious metals and traditional craft techniques. Using hand tools and time-honoured processes, she creates one-of-a-kind jewellery inspired by the Australian landscape, wildlife and natural treasures collected on her daily walks. Rachel is passionate about preserving heritage skills and sharing them with others through workshops and demonstrations. Her teaching focuses on encouraging curiosity, creativity and confidence while introducing students to the beauty of slow craft. She regularly teaches jewellery-making workshops throughout Victoria and exhibits her work nationally.
Instagram rachelgrosejewellery
Rachel Grose is a Ballarat-based metalsmith, jeweller and educator with over twenty years of experience working in precious metals and traditional craft techniques. Using hand tools and time-honoured processes, she creates one-of-a-kind jewellery inspired by the Australian landscape, wildlife and natural treasures collected on her daily walks. Rachel is passionate about preserving heritage skills and sharing them with others through workshops and demonstrations. Her teaching focuses on encouraging curiosity, creativity and confidence while introducing students to the beauty of slow craft. She regularly teaches jewellery-making workshops throughout Victoria and exhibits her work nationally.
