skip to main content
Search Website
Search
Calendar
Hours & Location
Membership
Get Involved
Join Us  >
Art Lover Membership  >
Art Lovers
Gift a Membership
Sponsors and Partners
Volunteer
1776 Fundraising Campaign
Donate  >
In-Kind Donation Form
Sponsorship Opportunities  >
Become a Public Art Underwriter
Become a Young Makers Market Sponsor
Sponsor the Fine Craft Show
Sponsor the Arts Festival
Sponsorship Inquiry
Media & Press  >
Press Releases
TWAC Press Kit
Our Awards
Newsletter Sign Up
Visit Us
Local Art Resources
Events
The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival  >
Our Awards
Best of Show
Arts Festival Sponsorship Opportunities
Collecting Art
The Woodlands Fine Craft, Art & Design Show  >
Buy Tickets
Artist Directory
Become A Sponsor  >
Branding Opportunities
Specialty Vendor Opportunity
Young Makers Market  >
Become A Young Makers Market Sponsor
Young Artist Listing
Exhibitions
Programs
Programs
Microgrants  >
2025-2026 Microgrant Recipients
2024-2025 Microgrant Recipients
2023-2024 Microgrant Recipients
2022-2023 Microgrant Recipients
2021-2022 Microgrant Recipients
Student Art Scholarship
Senior Art Program underwritten by David & Debbie Hilton
Student Art Ambassadors
Public Art
Join Our Community of Art Underwriters Today!
Public Art Gallery
TWAC Public Art Project
Maps & Brochures
Calendar
Event Calendar
TWAC Exhibits
Young Makers Market
Fall Show
Programs
Art Classes
Public Art Tours  >
Run
Walk
About
About Us
Our Team
Skip Navigation Links
Artists
>
Fall Show Artists 2026
>
Jewelry
>
Nikoletta Nemedi
Nikoletta Nemedi
Category(s):
Fall Show Artists 2026
Jewelry
Be A Fan
I always loved contradictions and challenges. When I was a young child and had my first experience with metalsmithing, the teacher asked us what would we like to design with the copper sheet and enamels she gave us and I immediately thought of the beautiful viney plant I saw earlier that day: green leaves, red stems, blue berries, how fascinating! It took me a while to sort out my path, but ever since then, a huge motivation for my art was how to preserve the tender floral shapes and the meandering vine and leaf elements in metal – a material that is most often very much the opposite of soft and fragile. I find great joy in the process of metalworking and using it as a medium to share my ideas inspired by flora and fauna found in nature.
Links
https://www.floralphantasms.com/
Facebook
Instagram
1 of 4
Upload
of
Transcript
Is this your Artist Directory listing?
Click here
to update your listing.
Back to
Top
My Account
Log Out
Log In
Search
Search
Buy Tickets