Larisa Zolotova’s jewelry making at first was a curiositty of working with metal which went from just a hobby to a very strong and unique passion. She developed her technical skills and knowledge for working with precious metals and gems at the School of Jewelry Arts in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Larisa was inspired while working with her experienced mentors and continue to enhance her studies as a jewelry designer through traveling, nature and the utilization of bright colors. Later she continued her training by learning how to create jewelry using CAD software and evaluate gemstones at the Gemological Institute of America in Carlsbad, California, USA

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Victoria Calvatone 3D Visualisation by Larisa Zolotova 3D Visualization of Victoria Calvatone is a computer graphics project that presents an ancient Roman bronze statue inside a Roman interior of The Hermitage Museum. The statue was first scanned, then modeled, textured, animated and rendered with digital sculpting and rendering software. The work reproduces the aged bronze surface and the color of the original figure, which is 170 centimeters high. Still images and video files were produced. The visualization forms part of a research and restoration process.

Space Couple Pendant by Larisa Zolotova Space Couple is a pendant inspired by a solar eclipse. The design joins a sun element and a moon element in an asymmetrical composition that suggests orbital motion. Removable parts allow the pendant to be worn in two ways. The chain can pass through the hole of the solar disc, so the moon hangs above it. The moon part can also be threaded through the sun element and secured as a toggle clasp. The organic free form shape was modelled in 3D and cast in pink and white gold with the lost-wax process.

Larisa Zolotova

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Larisa Zolotova is IDC member since 2018, with 14166 IDC rating.