A master of Bronze Age gold and silversmithing techniques, Victoria Lansford creates one-of-a-kind wearable pieces of art and art objects that recall the mystery and splendor of the ancient world, yet bring forth her own provocative vision. She has pushed the boundaries of design and execution in many old world techniques, including Eastern Repoussé, Russian Filigree, Chain making, and Granulation in 20 years of comprehensive exploration of metal as art.

Victoria's award winning work has been featured in Metalsmith magazine’s 2007 Exhibition in Print, Jewelry Artist magazine, Art Jewelry magazine, and on Home and Garden Television's 2007 season of That’s Clever. Upcoming and recent shows include Corkscrews & Bottle Stoppers at The Wood Turning Center in Philadelphia, PA, Art of the Martini VII at Zaruba & Zaruba Gallery in Frederick, MD, and The Ring Shows at the Georgia Museum in Athens, GA.

A long time educator in the arts, she is committed to sustaining ancient techniques through workshops and various publications. She served as head of the Jewelry and Metalsmithing department at Spruill Center for the Arts in Atlanta from 1997 to 2004, creating its comprehensive program and has also served as an adjunct professor at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Her instructional publications in the series, Metal Techniques of Bronze Age Masters, including Russian Filigree (DVD, 2006) and Rings(DVD, 2008), and All Chained Up (paperback, 2008), have been sold throughout Europe, Asia, Australia, and North and South America. Victoria’s artwork is available in art galleries throughout the U.S. and through this website. She lives in Atlanta, GA.