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Michelline Syjuco is a woman born into the arts. Born to respected artists Cesare and Jean Marie Syjuco, her path seemed not only inevitable, but designed. In fact, she was the youngest painter to be screened and exhibited at the Art Association

[previous|page|next]Last July 14, over twenty artists and designers got together for Objets d'Art: Perspectives, an exhibit of jewelry, furniture, and art at the One Rockwell Tower.Now on its second year, Objets d'Art was founded by jewelry designers Nicole Whisenhunt and Malou Romero

Fine jewelry, step aside. When we first saw the sculptural jewelry by accessory designer Michelline Syjuco, it was love at first sight. Well, love dashed with a bit of intimidation, that is. For those who are familiar with the work of this

The almost invulnerable Darna, the willful and serpentine Galema, and the beautiful and resilient Dyesebel—these three heroines of Filipino komiks and folklore were the latest muses of three of Manila's most talented accessory designers, Michelline Syjuco, Joyce Makitalo, and Nicole Whisenhunt. The

Michelline Syjuco is firmly cementing her stance as one of the Philippines' foremost accessory designers one accolade and one beautiful collection at a time. Her latest commendation comes from Preview, which includes her in this year's batch of Ten Designers to Watch.

Innovative, experimental, unconventional: these three adjectives sum up what it means to be avant-garde. And more often than not, avant-garde is what people say when they describe Filipina jewelry designer Michelline Syjuco. Fearless, too, should be added to that list as her

Michelline Syjuco's jewelry definitely leaves a striking impression upon those who see it. Brazen and peculiar, her wearable sculptures startle the eye because of their unusual shapes and amalgam of materials and textures that, taken individually, one hesitates to believe would create