Recognized for her experimental use of vitreous enamel, Wendy McAllister's award-winning art jewelry has been exhibited nationally and internationally. It has been published in such books as Art Jewelry Today II, Lark Book's 500 Pendants & Lockets, 500 Enameled Objects, and Fabulous Jewelry & Found Objects.
Wendy McAllister says of her work, "My jewelry refers to the botanical world with its riotous clash of cobalt, chartreuse, and crimson. I am drawn to the lush blossoms, evolved to entice insects into their elegant geometry ensuring mutual survival. All that sumptuous, unabashed beauty is purposeful, and it sweeps me away as a voyeur to the spectacle. The seductive, temporal nature of flowers with their quirky technicolor architecture clamors for my attention as an artist."
Wendy McAllister says of her work, "My jewelry refers to the botanical world with its riotous clash of cobalt, chartreuse, and crimson. I am drawn to the lush blossoms, evolved to entice insects into their elegant geometry ensuring mutual survival. All that sumptuous, unabashed beauty is purposeful, and it sweeps me away as a voyeur to the spectacle. The seductive, temporal nature of flowers with their quirky technicolor architecture clamors for my attention as an artist."
