Bright Orange Tangerines – stud earrings (L)

Hand-dyed 3D printed nylon + recycled silver

18 mm x 40 mm x 35 mm

Anna Maria Sikorska’s dual degrees in philosophy and art profoundly influence her worldview.
This combination of rational and creative approaches allows her to interpret her surroundings in a unique way, using contrasting forms, materials, and techniques.

Her recent works compellingly illustrate this perspective, drawing inspiration from the mathematical patterns found in nature, particularly those created by the passage of time and growth.

Sikorska considers jewelry as a form of applied art that closely interacts with the human body. Her creations invite discussions, encourage reflection, attract attention, and promote values that resonate deeply with her.

She is celebrated for her multidisciplinary approach, skillfully combining new technologies and materials with traditional crafts and silversmithing. This innovative fusion results in bold and colorful pieces that appeal to individuals across generations.

Furthermore, Ania is an enthusiastic science popularizer who enjoys exploring complex mathematical and philosophical concepts through her art.

Artist Bio:
Ania Sikorska is a Polish-born artist currently living and working in Scotland.
She earned a Master’s degree in Philosophy from the University of Gdansk and a Higher National Diploma (HND) in Jewellery Arts and Technology from City of Glasgow College. In 2023, she was awarded a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Jewellery and Silversmithing from the Edinburgh College of Art at the University of Edinburgh.

Although she is a recent graduate and an emerging jeweller, Sikorska has already had the opportunity to showcase her work at several prestigious events, including New Designers in London (2023), New Designers by Diana Porter in Bristol (2023), Elements: Festival of Jewellery, Silver and Gold in Edinburgh (2023), Dazzle London (2024), and Romanian Jewellery Week in Bucharest (2025). This year, she has also been invited to participate in the Tincal Lab Challenge exhibition in Porto (2025) and The Living Trace exhibition, organized by Cluster Contemporary Jewellery in London (2025).

Sikorska is recognized for her multidisciplinary approach, effectively integrating new technologies and materials with traditional crafts and silversmithing. This innovative fusion produces bold and colourful pieces that resonate with individuals across various generations.

She is also a passionate science popularizer who enjoys discussing complex mathematical and philosophical concepts through her artwork.