The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

Four rings. Four symbols of the inevitable.
Disease, war, famine and death – not made as jewelry, but as a warning.
This series condenses powerlessness, destruction and mortality into wearable sculptures.

White marble-like ring sculpture symbolizing Illness, with a polished ceramnic core and smooth minimalist surface containing medical gloves.

Illness (2025)

Illness

Ceramic ring filled with fragments of latex gloves.
Sterile, cold, fractured – inspired by my experience as a nurse during the Covid years.
A wearable reminder of disease and isolation.

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Handcrafted ring sculpture symbolizing Hunger, featuring layered organic materials and a warm gold-toned interior core.

HUNGER (2025)

Hunger

Ring crafted from a historic calibration weight.
Filled with scorched rice and ashes – a symbol of deprivation and global inequality.
Measured, weighed, and still allowed.

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Dark mixed-media ring sculpture symbolizing War, incorporating textured black materials and red accents within a steel structure.

WAR (2025/2026)

War

WarRing made of metal, marked by tools and violence.
Filled with volcanic sand, ash, red opal, and fragments of real cartridge cases.
Inside: hidden gold leaf – a quiet reference to those who profit.
A symbol of escalation, responsibility, and man-made destruction.

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Polished metallic ring sculpture symbolizing Death, featuring a dark central band and a subtle sculptural detail rising from the surface.

DEATH (2025)

Death

Tungsten ring filled with volcanic sand.
At its center: shell and head of a hornet – a macabre memento mori.
A symbol of transience and the inevitable end.

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