Current Events Unnatural, Naturally Past Events Monster Zoo Nomad Fabrication Raining In My Heart The View Some Become Strangers Pasta Sim Luttin Exhibition Baked, not Fried New Works My Pet Rock Through the Window Transitions Twice Bitten Sweet Dominance New, Used and Fused Portals and Night Vision Teresa Lane Nibbles Welcome to Gemrock Goodbye Robot Correlation Fever Opening Party An Exhibition by jeweller Djurdjica Kesic  September 15 - October 10, 2009 In the ‘Nomad’ jewellery series Djurdjica Kesic delves into her ongoing interest in ideas about home, place and transportability of home in migration. Kesic uses a symbol of a house as something that is evocative of place, of rootedness, but exploring it in relation to a migrant experience, that is in many ways shaped by shifting and movement. The two (house+migration) seem to exist in a dichotomy, of something fixed and something in motion. ‘Nomad’ explores these ideas through a series of necklaces made from an armful of preloved belongings. Djurdjica Kesic completed a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Interior Design at RMIT University Melbourne in 1999 and taught there for several years. A strong drive to create tangible objects has seen her develop this passion, and in 2007 she completed an Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology and Metal-smithing (Jewellery), Box Hill Institute. The same year saw her work selected and exhibited as part of the Filippo Raphael Fresh Award at Craft Victoria where she was a finalist.