Collection: Sophia E. L. Tartler

Sophia E. L. Tartler is a goldsmith and artist whose work explores the intersection of biological, societal, and material processes. Her starting point is observations of the body, everyday life, and social structures.

She understands jewelry as a carrier of meaning and identity. Due to its proximity to the body, it functions as a medium that connects personal and collective narratives and opens up new approaches to art.

In her practice, Tartler combines artisanal and conceptual approaches. Materials are chosen based on both their properties and their cultural connotations. This results in works that appear familiar and at the same time highlight social issues.

Feminist perspectives, particularly on corporeality and motherhood, shape her work. She sees her practice as an invitation to reflection and critical engagement with existing structures.