Alister Yiap
Alister has achieved much since graduating from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Arts in Jewellery Design three years ago. He has participated in both state and national events and has recently become a part of the Midland Atelier studio group. His work in contemporary wearables aims to harness new potentials for acrylic, a material that has saturated the jewellery industry.
He attempts to redefine the potential of this material in the hope of exploring new graphics and possibilities for his products. Alister’s talent for design manifests itself in harsh lines and geometric patterns that create three-dimensional pieces with the ability to carry form.
Selected Works
Ray, 2009.
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- Ray, 2009.
- Photo by Penny Lane
- Model: Juliana Nuic @ Viviens Model Management. Image copyright of WA Museum
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Ares Soul, 2010.
- Ares Soul, 2010
- Photo by Penny Lane
- Photo copyright of WA Museum
Geometry, 2010.
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- Geometry
- Photo by Penny Lane.
- Model: Sarah Pauley @ Viviens Model Management. Photo copyright of WA Museum
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Glacious Ring, 2008.
- Glacious Ring
- Photo by Penny Lane
- Model: Juliana Nuic @ Viviens Model Management. Photo copyright of WA Museum
Artists
Media
Accessories + objects of adornment
Hats, Belts, Bags + objects of adornment
Jewellery
Textiles
Beyond Garment is presented by the Western Australian Museum and
Perth Fashion Festival with support from the Department of Culture and the Arts
