23/06/2026
MAD ON SITE
Following the MA Object & Jewellery graduation projects, we are proud to present the final works by the 3rd Bachelor students in Jewellery Design & Gold and Silversmithing at PXL-MAD School of Arts.
π Tosca Ipers
ACTOS
βParts of old musical instruments were dismantled, treated, restored, and reworked into wearable jewellery, giving the materials a new lease of life. Hammers, valves, strings, screws, wood, felt, and mother-of-pearl no longer form a playable instrument, but a piece of jewellery that responds to an action. By turning, sliding, unfolding, and folding, a transition is created each time: a state before, during, and after the action.
The ACTOS collection explores how a piece of jewellery can evoke attention, tranquillity, and a sense of familiarity through the addition of a repetitive action by the wearer. The jewellery becomes a small ritual: an action that slows the wearer down, helps them focus, and momentarily isolates them from the hustle and bustle around them. This allows the wearer to concentrate on a subtle movement, a soft sound, or a tactile experience.β
Discover Toscaβs work, alongside that of the other 3BA students, as part of NEXIT/26, opening next Wednesday at PXL-MAD.
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Opening Night
Wednesday 24/06/2026, 19:00β22:00
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Exhibition
Thursday 25/06 & Friday 26/06, 09:00β18:00
Monday 29/06, 09:00β18:00
Tuesday 30/06, 09:00β20:00
π Object & Jewellery studios, PXL-MAD School of Arts, Hasselt
PXL-MAD School Of Arts Hasselt
Object & Jewellery PXL-MAD
ToscaIpers ACTOS ContemporaryJewellery GraduationShow
π About MAD ON SITE:
MAD ON SITE highlights projects, exhibitions, and activities developed by students, alumni, and staff of Object & Jewellery (PXL-MAD), both on and beyond the walls of our school.