EXPO ‘Into the Unknown’ – Galeria CIN CIN, Bratislava (Slovakia) – 3-26 Avril 2013

Viktoria Münzker : Into the Unknown

Solo exhibition and book presentation of Bratislava’s born slovak-austrian artist.

The recently finished exhibition Into the Unknown has moved from Vienna’s V&V Galerie for contemporary jewellery to Bratislava’s Galeria Cin Cin.
The exhibition shows a selection of jewellery from the recent period. The unexplored depths of the sea fascinates Viktoria Münzker. She investigates and materializes her ideas in the long-lasting, not-yet-ending collection with the title “Into the Unknown” and “Unknown Waters”.
“Everything is possible, nothing is true. The deeper the unknown, the more intoxicating the world is. The inspiration’s floating in weightless state, it never stands still. By movements of the water pulled back and forth – a solid bottom does not exist.”

 

Viktoria Münzker  Brooch: Silberfisch 2013  Driftwood, silver paint, pearls, silver, glass, metal granules

Viktoria Münzker  Brooch: Memories 2013  Found wood, paint, 15 old earrings, alpacca

Viktoria Münzker  Brooch: Lutea 2013  Alginate, alpacca, lacquer

Viktoria Munzker – Brooch d`Azur -   First prize winner of the « Azur » JEWELLERY ART CONTEST @ INTERNATIONAL BALTIC JEWELLERY SHOW ‘AMBER TRIP’, Vilnius Lithuania  -  Driftwood, Amber, Alpaca, Silver, Metal granules, Steel, Paint

Viktoria Munzker – Brooch d`Azur – detail

 

Galeria CIN CIN
Podjavorinskej 4A
811 03 – Bratislava
Slovakia
Telephone: [phone]

website: www.galeriacincin.sk

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BOOK :

« Into the Unknown »

EXPO ‘(Not) An Englishman in Bangkok: Y-UK’ – ATTA Gallery, Bangkok (Thailand) – 28 Mars-28 Avril 2013

« (Not) An Englishman in Bangkok: Y-UK »

The Exhibition “(Not) an Englishman in BKK: Y-UK” presents woks of young Thai jewellery artists/designers who received their post graduate Jewellery Design degrees from various prominent institutes in the United Kingdom. 
Living and studying abroad pose a unique experience for us Thai students as we are constantly pulled by two forces. One force comes from new experiences in foreign land, along with its new and exciting culture. Another force comes from old habits from our Mother Land and its culture and traditions that are so familiar to us. The two forces constantly shake us and make us think more about what’s going on around us and how to form our ways of communication.
Participating artists/designers have created pieces of jewellery based on their personal thoughts, interests and experiences. 
The branching out of thoughts of these designers who have stepped out of traditional boundary into another reflects new movement in the contemporary jewellery scene in Thailand. It makes us look back and re-examine possibility and boundary of jewellery…and that maybe there is no boundary at all… 
Dr. Apinya Boonprakob
Dr. Supavee Sirin-K-Raporn
Bangkok, 2013

Artists: Apawan Kultawanich — Bunvara Wannapin —  Chayawat Ungrungseesopon — Jittrakarn Bunterngpiboon — Kuntee Sirikrai – Panjapol Kulpapangkorn — Siripim Apinuntakulchai.

Apawan Kultawanich  Body piece: Translucent 2012  Plastic straws, silver, silicone

Chayawat Ungrungseesopon  Bracelet: Contrast  Britannia silver, niello, Perspex

Kuntee Sirikrai  Necklace: Zero-G 2012  Rubber, steel, pearls

Panjapol Kulpapangkorn  Piece: Little Red Riding Hood with Her Car: Jewellery Is At My Feet 2013  Mixed-media of Lenia Zolia’s memories

 

 

Atta Gallery
O.P. Garden, Unit 1109, 4,6 Charoenkrung Soi 36
10500, Charoenkrung Road, Bangrak – Bangkok
Thailand
Telephone: + 662 238 6422
website: www.attagallery.com
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