This week’s guest is the super creative and technically patient Jeweller, Lucie Gledhill. Lucie runs her own makers studio where she creates exhibition pieces of jewellery, collections and also teaches and runs workshops. Knowing herself to be a maker for as long as she can remember, her process is completely involved. She makes her own alloys - melting metals together, which gives her a complete understanding of how what she produces will behave. Conceptually she is drawn to myths and contradiction. One example is her exploration of the idea of what ‘chain’ is. Lucie likes to undermine and contradict the notion that ‘chain’ is to add strength and flexibility. From forming the idea, to learning the technique, through to making the piece: her unique one-offs can take years to produce. She is extremely patient and loves working slowly in a determined way. This focus couldn’t be more evident than in her piece titled, ‘Rope is Patient.’ An extremely long rope chain made of fine soldered wires that took a number of years to complete. I am in absolute admiration of Lucie’s examination of the perception of what we know certain things to be and then her subsequent acceptance in the process… in time, to develop and craft these ‘certainties’ into a new way of seeing or thinking. For those of you inspired to make your own jewellery you can find more information about Lucie’s teaching and workshops here: www.madebyore.com You can learn more about Lucie and her gorgeous work here: www.luciegledhill.com/ 🛎 We need your help pushing for change: a more diverse creative industry within years, not decades. Please share the podcast with others who you think may be interested or benefit! 💓Leave us a review/rating and we will love you forever: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/greater-than-11/id1435811372  Be sure to follow us: 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greaterthaneleven/ 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/Gre4terThan11 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greater-than-eleven/