Deborah Rudolph ON THE ROCKS !
Deborah Rudolph or the « spirit of stone »
c’est …. SOMPTUEUX !
« Stones fascinate me; they are thousands of years old, yet at the same time limited. They exist in all kinds of colours and shapes.
No two stones are the same. In my work I concentrate on preserving the primary character of each stone. I focus on the shape and the structure - the aspects unique to each stone. It is these elements that make it possible for every piece of jewellery to have its own individual character and depth, regardless of similarity in form. Under this credo I develop single pieces and small series.«
On her exhibition at Galerie Marzee 4 March until 16 May 2012
« I like the sensitive connection between humans and stones. I find it interesting that we can hang out in front of a stone for hours, just to look at it. I like the way we carry them around like treasures. I find it interesting that we trust in stones so much that we build our houses and walls with them. I like stone collages that occur unintentionally. I like the way we set stones in streets. I like how stones help us to remember, as memorials or gravestones. I like the freedom in stones and the danger, such as when someone tries to reach the top of a mountain. I like their roughness and their fragility.« Deborah Rudolph
Deborah Rudolph (Diploma 2010 at Idar Oberstein )
Deborah Rudolph – Kunstschnee, necklace, 2012, rock crystal, epoxy, silver, kevlar
Deborah Rudolph Halskette Bergkristall, Silber (DETAIL) (exhibition « the spirit of stone« )
Deborah Rudolph – Bergsteigerkette – rock crystals (Bergkristall) Silver and kevlar string
Deborah Rudolph broche 2010 - ‘lichtung’ back & front – Black jade, silver, steel
Deborah Rudolph « see see » brooch – back & front
Deborah Rudolph – brooch, « Stein auf Stein 2″, 2010, stone, rock crystal, epoxy, steel – 100 x 70 mm
Deborah Rudolph – Schichtaug Blue, brooch, 2011, slate, sodalite
Deborah Rudolph – Eins drei – Necklace, 2010 Onyx, aquamarine, silver, kevlar
Deborah Rudolph « Beloved and Unloved Stones” brooches – Agate, Quartz, Boulder • Photo: Deborah Rudolph (6th Tallinn Applied Art Triennial 2012 • Nominee)
Deborah Rudolph - Brooch: Ueberwachsen 2011 – Black jade, silver, steel
Deborah Rudolph – Plastikader, brooch, 2012 – carneol, epoxy, steel -106 x 60 x 6 mm
Deborah Rudolph – « Achatmuff 2″ , necklace, 2012, agate, silver, kevlar 
Deborah Rudolph – necklace
Deborah Rudolph – Bergsteiger ohrringe (earrings)
Deborah Rudolph- Ohne Farbe necklace 
