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About

Having graduated from California State University Long Beach in 2008 and with a great love for metal arts,

Chloe took what she had learned from her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and continued to explore

the unlimited possibilities of her all-time favorite material: metal.

Her whimsical circus line is a one-woman show.

Every piece of her artisan jewelry is original, and is hand-crafted by her.

Chloe believes that every client of hers is a unique individual with a different personality

and full of interesting life stories, and that their jewelry should be similarly unique and individualistic.

She doodles with her beloved b-tank torch and, in the process,

pours her soul into one-of-a-kind wearable and/or sculptural art.

She hopes that her pieces will be cherished way longer than her petite existence on Earth.

Her ultimate goal is to bring the best smile out of people, one hammer blow at a time.

Other than metalsmithing, Chloe loves learning about new materials, traveling, eating, cooking, dancing,

and meeting people from all walks of life. She also finds clowns to be attractive,

and never resists hugging gigantic gumball machines.

 

ABOUT THE ARTIST

My name is Chloe Kono. I am an LA-based creative metalsmith. I graduated from California State University, Long Beach in 2008 with a BFA degree.

The "stage name" Chloeography reflects how my creation is original, connected to my soul and body, and full of emotion like a dance. Among the numerous media available, my choice of poison is metal because to me, metal is full of character and wild possibilities– forgiving yet with a life of its own.

I consider my work a wearable mood booster for all, and I create with the intention of making every piece as a warm reminder to smile, no matter your age, gender, body type and background.

My obsession with all things circus comes from not only its whimsical and unhinged aesthetics, but the core idea of how uniqueness should be something to be celebrated instead of tamed.

Wouldn’t the world be a little prettier if we all respect and be inspired of our differences?