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![Märta Mattsson](http://www.hammergallery.com.hk/sites/default/files/category_pictures/Ma7.jpg ""Sometimes I see beauty in things that other people find strange or are even repulsed by. I become fascinated when there is something you do not want to see and the feeling you get when you do not want to look at something, yet you still do."
Märta's jewellery deals with the tension that lies between attraction and repulsion. She uses dead creatures in her pieces to evoke wonder. The creatures are transformed and reborn - given a new life as objects of astonishment.")
![Marc Monzo](http://www.hammergallery.com.hk/sites/default/files/category_pictures/MarcMonzo.jpg ""Jewelry. The craft provides a base. It represents a starting point from where to deal with things, organize them and make a ritual out of what is occurring.
Jewels are just the tool. The big project is the attempt to understand through the making of them. Pieces appear according to my most immediate needs, which turns the manipulated matter into a map of my reality."")
![Tamara Grüner](http://www.hammergallery.com.hk/sites/default/files/category_pictures/003_Brooch_Ukiyoe.jpg "Lavish materialism and lush ornamentation, which can be found in jewelry from the Baroque period have been transformed into contemporary jewellery. As a result of the fascination by "Berlin iron jewellery" of the 19th century, the color black pervades the pieces in all its variations. Pressed and stamped parts from the period of historicism are combined with black porcelain. The journey begins with porcelain, developed in Meissen in 1708, continues with the pressed parts of historicism and goes on until today, to the time of plastic coming from aviation and space technology. The result is modern jewelry with roots in historicism, however mocking them in a very unusual way.")
