The collage exhibition "ENNE" tells the story of growing up, new beginnings, and transformation. The works, created by Sigrid and Eliise, are mosaics of symbols that explore subconscious depths, shedding old self-images, and embracing hope and possibility.

In this series, different mediums brought together by Eliise—photography, painting, illustration, jewellery, and sculpture—meet in collage art, offering a rich ground for versatile interpretations. Collages, featuring fragments from museum archives, architectural details, and NASA photos, merge with Sigrid's jewellery and people to create a new, meaningful world. Details like dragonflies and butterflies symbolise change and renewal, guiding viewers on a personal journey through the visible and invisible worlds. Together, Sigrid and Eliise invite us to embrace transformation, encouraging hope and the courage to choose new paths.

Prints are for sale
Size: 100x140cm
Paper: Canson Edition Etching Rag 310. pH neutral molding on aluminum composite.
Frame: Black 20x55mm showcase frame is included with non reflective museum glass. 2022

Photos by Carlos Cordero-Rosales.
Photo series were influenced by military invasion of Ukraine. The photographer Carlos mentions: "I decided that this photo series tells the story of five emotions that I, and certainly many people around the world, felt at the time when we heard about invasion- sadness, fear, anger, courage and, finally, hope." In addition to Sigrid's original jewellery, each emotion was matched with a bright background color to further enhance the result. “Only the photos of hope are devoid of jewellery because it symbolises the lightness that comes when the protective shield is removed…”

2022

Helmets are inspired by Estonia's national bird, the swallow. This art project transforms delicate avian forms into protective metal helmets. The swallow motifs envelop the wearer, blending the fierce strength of a warrior with a subtle, tender symbolism. The work embodies a duality of power and fragility, evoking both protection and grace. Materials: fabric, brass.
2023

As an artist, I explore the transformation of jewellery by experimenting with scale, playing with how a piece evolves when resized. In these different projects, I’ve miniaturised the SOHO earrings, using them as modular elements to craft a fabric-like material. This new, flexible medium is then reimagined into a series of sculptural objects, including headpieces, long cuffs, and capes, blending the boundaries between jewellery and wearable art.

Materials: biodegradable glitter, glitter, bio based plastic, copper, stainless steel.
2020-2023

The ENNE HAUTE collections necklaces draw inspiration from the bold forms of traditional South Estonian brooches, reinterpreting them as modern, oversized breastplate necklaces. Driven by curiosity, I enlarged the shapes to explore how the materials reflect light, translating these heritage-inspired forms into a luxurious, haute-style statement.

Materials: leather, SDL, chrome, brass, silver
2024

ENNE, a handmade sculpture, draws on the dual meaning of its Estonian name: it signifies both the past and a positive omen for the future. This piece acts as a bridge between where we’ve come from and where we are going, encouraging mindfulness of the present. As an artist, I explore the transformation of jewellery through scale, and by enlarging this form, I’ve created a sculptural expression of time’s continuum.

Sculpture is for sale
Materials: Marble, stainless steel, golden foil, Polystyrene
Total H: 210cm, W: 100cm, D: 40cm
2024

Born out of curiosity, these silver frames from the ENNE collection embody a delicate interplay between form and meaning. Silver frames serve as both a sculptural expression and a window into the collection’s exploration of time, transformation, and the merging of past and future.

Materials: silver, cubic zirconia
2022