EXPO ‘BIJOUX d’AUTORE’ – Roma (IT) – 17-20 Nov. 2011

BIJOUX d’AUTORE 2011 -

Roma mostra collettiva opere selezionate

A conclusione del concorso internazionale Bijoux d’Autore due mostre collettive per ammirare le creazioni selezionate:

ROMA
dal 17 al 20 novembre 2011
inaugurazione 17 novembre ore 17.30
c/o spazio Massenzio Arte – Via del Commercio 12
(zona Piramide – traversa Via Ostiense altezza Italgas/Gazometri)
orari di apertura: 16.30 – 19.30

CASALMAGGIORE (CR)
dal 18 febbraio al 4 marzo 2012
inaugurazione 17 novembre ore 17.30
c/o Museo del Bijou – Via Porzio 9
(centro storico a pochi passi da Piazza Garibaldi)
orari di apertura: dal lunedì al sabato: dalle 10.00 alle 12.00 e dalle 15.00 alle 18.00, con accesso dalla Biblioteca in Via Porzio 7 – Domenica e festivi: dalle 15.00 alle 19.00

 

AUTORI SELEZIONATI (in ordine alfabetico)
(SEZIONE Bijoux d’Autore) :
Anselmi Ilaria Filo e colori di Ila
Battaggia Eleonora Caracol
Cavallo Anna Maria
Di Giorgio Marta
Diana Maria
E-vasiva Valentina Marchetti Simona Marchetti Vanessa Paglia
Franchi Roberto
Fontana Loredana Mia Jewels
Gabrielli Francesca
Galanti Stella
Galli Paola Cartabianca
Ghilardi Eleonora
Giovanninetti Lucilla Eandare
Giuffrida Lorena
Negrini Simona AndromedA
Pacini Mariagiorgia
Pennino Luciana Le gioie di Marisol
Pitotti Vania
Pompeo Patrizia
Puoti Rossella ClayArt
Rosadini Sandra
Rosati Cecilia
Rotellini Rosella con la pittrice Masha
Salvatori Giuliana
Spagnolo Alessandra
Tenore Maria MAC
Trentin Chiara Chimajarno
Verga Angelo
Visentin Cristian 

 

ROMA
c/o spazio Massenzio Arte – Via del Commercio 12
(zona Piramide – traversa Via Ostiense altezza Italgas/Gazometri)

Decouverte : Heather McDERMOTT – COOL CONSTRUCT

Heather McDermott   :

« I have recently graduated from Edinburgh College of Art (ECA) with a degree in Jewellery and Silversmithing.
Coming from the Isle of Skye I draw much of my inspiration from the rugged coastal surroundings of my home. Everything from the discarded fishermen’s gloves, bits of rope and broken creels to the dried grasses and heather of autumn inform my work.
In these pieces I have tried to fuse the more industrial landscape I arn now living in with the shapes and forms from my home. I have done this by u sing various sizes of rectangular silver wire to create very angular geometric forms. These geometric shapes provide the background to my pieces giving subtle hints of an industrial landscape underlying each piece. I have then built up layers of enamel on three dimensional copper wire structures to illustrate the organic influences and have then mounted groups of these structures on these geometric forms. The fluidic nature of the enamel reminds me of the ebb and flow of the tide which brings so much flotsam and jetsam to the shore.
So often the pieces washed ashore are brightly coloured and I love to introduce bright colour into my work. I have used resin, enamel, paint and thread to bring this mixture of organic and synthetic into my work and so mixing the coastal and urban environment. »

Heather McDermott - Brooch in white metal, copper, enamel, resin, cubic zirconia, cotton and wood

Heather McDermott - Ring in white metal, copper, enamel, resin 

Heather McDermott - Brooch in white metal, copper, enamel, resin

Heather McDermott - Brooch in white metal, copper, enamel, resin, cotton and wood

 

(janv. 2011 exhibition at kath libbert jewellery gallery)