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Painted steel
47 x 37 x 19 cm
2026
Originally trained in Jewellery at Middlesex University, and then at the Royal College of Art. Jacky is an artist working in metal creating work for exhibitions, commissions and residencies ranging in scale from small handheld objects through to large-scale architectural pieces, throughout the UK. Each project is completely unique, Jacky has developed a broad and open approach to fluidly developing ideas. Her work explores line, compositions, space and creating shadows with lightweight structures.
The hands on manipulation of metal is fundamental to her work. Each project is completely developed a broad and open approach to fluidly developing ideas, drawing from a range of metalwork techniques and processes. This breadth allows her to respond sensitively to the variety of subjects that inspire each bespoke piece. She aims to create pieces that celebrate craftsmanship.
Following her Bursary from the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate alias Wireworkers at Cockpit, Jacky moved to her current workshop at Cockpit Bloomsbury, London UK. She was awarded a Queen Elizabeth Scholarship which enabled her to study with 5 internationally renowned metalsmiths including Kye Yeon Son at NSCAD, in Canada.
Enthusiastic to ensure that others also appreciate the diversity and potential of working in metal and other craft materials, Jacky has taught at a number of institutions around the country, running workshops in schools and community setting as well as in Universities including Oxford Brookes, Loughborough and De Montfort, and City and Guilds Arts School on undergraduate courses and Foundation in Art and Design courses.
Painted steel
47 x 37 x 19 cm
2026
Originally trained in Jewellery at Middlesex University, and then at the Royal College of Art. Jacky is an artist working in metal creating work for exhibitions, commissions and residencies ranging in scale from small handheld objects through to large-scale architectural pieces, throughout the UK. Each project is completely unique, Jacky has developed a broad and open approach to fluidly developing ideas. Her work explores line, compositions, space and creating shadows with lightweight structures.
The hands on manipulation of metal is fundamental to her work. Each project is completely developed a broad and open approach to fluidly developing ideas, drawing from a range of metalwork techniques and processes. This breadth allows her to respond sensitively to the variety of subjects that inspire each bespoke piece. She aims to create pieces that celebrate craftsmanship.
Following her Bursary from the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate alias Wireworkers at Cockpit, Jacky moved to her current workshop at Cockpit Bloomsbury, London UK. She was awarded a Queen Elizabeth Scholarship which enabled her to study with 5 internationally renowned metalsmiths including Kye Yeon Son at NSCAD, in Canada.
Enthusiastic to ensure that others also appreciate the diversity and potential of working in metal and other craft materials, Jacky has taught at a number of institutions around the country, running workshops in schools and community setting as well as in Universities including Oxford Brookes, Loughborough and De Montfort, and City and Guilds Arts School on undergraduate courses and Foundation in Art and Design courses.