DANIEL LAMBERT

Grey Sheep

Location

london / United Kingdom

University

the university of life

I find my inspiration in the exaggerated scenes of Greek Mythology & the Ancient Worlds, in Shaun Leane pieces and in the fascination of pieces perennially conserved in their prime behind glass cases of the Natural History Museum. I aim to create collections that wouldn't be out of place in those forgotten worlds or behind the glass of a historical showcase. Pieces fit to adorn Muses, Queens and the Goddesses of my world.
My collections are made of unique pieces – they are reproducible, but never identical.

Latest Collection

Artemis

Artemis was one of the Ancient Greek deities, she was sister to Apollo the Sun God and rode in chariot across the night sky on an endless chase. She later became identified as a Moon Goddess, which is where the inspiration for this collection from. The image of Artemis riding through the night sky illuminating the world beneath with beams reflected from her attire was what I wanted to recreate. This collection was made to be worn while the world sleeps, to appear as a star in the night sky and represent the protection Artemis provided. The inverted crystals are to act as chastity protecting the Goddesses spotless virtuosity from touch. Delicate yet deadly.

Made using Swarovski Crystals, Swarovski Pearls and Silver-plated metals