Kinga Olah
Kinga Olah is a London-based jewellery artist. Trained as a goldsmith in Budapest, Hungary, she further expanded her practice through the MA in Jewellery & Metal at the Royal College of Art. Her work is exhibited internationally, presenting perceptual pieces that explore the dialogue between the body and the object.
Notable accolades include the Venice Design Week Award (2024) and the Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council Awards (2025). Exhibition highlights include the Contemporary Goldsmithing Exhibition at Madrid Design Festival, Venice Design Week, Romanian Jewellery Week, Cluster Contemporary Jewellery, Inflow Expo, Autor Contemporary Jewelry Fair, and Munich Jewellery Week.
My practice explores the silent language of touch and the ontological connection between body and object. Drawing from the philosophy of relational identity, I see the self as emerging through interactions; we are defined by the spaces where we meet the world. My jewellery acts as an active participant in this constant state of becoming, rather than a passive ornament. Through lyrical, process-led making, I investigate how matter can manifest universal human connections. My pieces reveal their essence through the intimacy of wearing, serving as physical vessels for shared presence and the invisible threads between us.
Project Gallery
