Julie Kleom is an artist and jewellery designer from Ukraine who creates jewellery art objects centred on the ongoing war. Her work explores two primary creative themes: protection and a call for peace. She works with natural materials and textures such as salt, honey, and ice, delving into themes of ecology and sustainable development. Through her art, Julie seeks answers to the military crises facing civilisation and reflects on our shared future. Speaking the language of jewellery metaphors, her creations explore the metamorphoses of the modern world.

Cluster Jewellery presents four collections in collaboration with Julie Kleom, photographer Anna Scheidemann, ceramicist LA PETITE CLARA, and jewellery brand Logvin.jewelry.

EDUCATION

• 2022: MARANGONI Illustration Short Course, Milan, Italy

• 2002: ATELIER’A School of MUA & Style, Paris, France

• 1999: ART ACADEMY OF PRINTING, Lviv, Ukraine

PRIZES

• 2002: Silver Prize in Makeup and Style at the World Championships Mondial Coiffure Beauté, Paris, France

• 1999: Gold Prize in Makeup and Style at the World Championships Svit Krasy, Kyiv, Ukraine

EXHIBITIONS

• 2024: Collective exhibition Brave to Live at Lisbon Jewellery Biennial, Portugal

• 2023: Collective exhibition STRONG & PRECIOUS at GEMGENEVE, Geneva, Switzerland

• 2022: Solo exhibition in collaboration with La Petite Clara at THE NAKED ROOM art gallery, Kyiv, Ukraine

• 2022: Collective exhibition Art Can Build Bridges at DUKAT art gallery, Kyiv, Ukraine

• 2022: Collective exhibition STRONG & PRECIOUS at GEMGENEVE, Geneva, Switzerland

• 2022: Collective exhibition ARTCODEUA at Milan Fashion Week, Italy

• 2022: Solo exhibition in collaboration with La Petite Clara at Romanian Jewellery Week

• 2021: Collective exhibition at Romanian Jewellery Week

• 2021: Collective exhibition ARTCODEUA at galleries in Paris, Berlin, Zurich, Munich, and Hamburg

WORK AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE SOON

Julie Kleom is an artist and jewellery designer from Ukraine. She is deeply interested in two creative themes: protection and the call for peace. Julie works with natural materials and textures such as salt, honey, and ice, exploring themes of ecology and sustainable development. Through her art, she seeks answers to the military crises of civilisation and reflects on the future of humanity. In essence, she speaks the language of jewellery metaphors, capturing the metamorphoses of the modern world.