EXCHANGE-BIJOU 2 – Reka Lőrincz – « Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious » at Putti Art Gallery, sept. 2017

Reka Lőrincz

5 new pieces on show at Putti Art Gallery  during September 2017 (08-27 Sep 2017) :  Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Jewellery is not only jewellery

(next exhibition : 2018: Fair  07 Mar 2018 – 13 Mar 2018  Schmuck 2018.)

« On the border of kitsch and consume Réka Lörincz from Budapest and Gisbert Stach from Munich show a colourful kaleidoscope of works defining field of jewellery in a new creative way »
«  There are many misunderstandings in the common meaning of jewellery and in the thinking of what jewellery should be.
On the border of kitsch and consume Réka Lörincz from Budapestand Gisbert Stach from Munich show a colourful kaleidoscope of jewellery, objects, installations and films where they try to define and enlighten the field of jewellery in a new humoristic, critical and philosophical way.
Both are doing as well collaborations in making jewellery pieces.

 
Réka Lörincz’s jewellery is playing with the colourful world of plastics and toys that she is deforming by absurd and surrealistic elements into amazing jewellery pieces. Their objects are pretending to have a function. But by combining abstract materials the visitor is surprised by the humour and colourfulness of the installation. Reka Lorincz has studied in Hungarian University of Craft and Design, has shown her works in various group and personal exhibitions around the world. » (Klimt02)

 

COCO ! sort de ce corps !!!!

 Réka Lörincz Brooch: Don’t take care!, 2017 Pearl, silk, gold-plated brass, wood, acrylic paint

Réka Lörincz Necklace: Don’t take care!, 2017 Pearl, silk, gold-plated brass, wood, acrylic paint Réka Lörincz Brooch: Monday to Sunday, 2017 Pearl, champagne quartz, mystic topaz, sapphire, ruby,  rhodium – plated brass, plastic, stainless steel, mountain crystal, citrine

Exhibition display.  -   Réka Lörincz Brooch: « Monday to Sunday »

Réka Lörincz Object: Pearl grinder, 2015 Pearl, alloy, wood, metal foil

Réka Lörincz Object: Must Have, 2017 Pearl, shovel, epoxy, textile 

Réka Lörincz Necklace: Pearl truck, 2015 Pearl, goldplated brass, alloy, plastic, epoxy

Réka Lörincz Brooch: Perfect woman, 2015 Gold plated cooper, pearl, plastic 7.5 x 10 x 1.5 cm

 Réka Lörincz Brooch: Pearl can, 2015 Gold plated cooper, pearl, stainless steel ø 6 cm

 Reka Lorincz - Hommage à Coco Channel -  necklace – pearl, duct tape 2015

 

 

 

Education:
2012 Workshop with Gemma Draper – Antwerpem
2011 Symposium in Bratislava – Atelier EM
2010 Semmelweis University – Department of applied Psychology
2007 Workshop with Ted Noten – BIAD – Birmingham
2004 Diploma
2002 Erasmus scolarship to Spain, Barcelona
2000 Hungarian University of Craft and Design – Visual educator teacher department
1999- 2004 Hungarian University of Craft and Design – Metal design department
1997-1999 Budai Art technical college – goldsmith department

 

 

 

Putti Art Gallery
16 Mārstaļu iela
1050 -  Rïga
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EXCHANGE-BIJOU 2 – Dora Haralambaki – busy september !

Dora Haralambaki 

Busy september !!!!

3-5 septembre 2017 – IJL (International Jewellery London) – booth P63

ceramic jewellery Dora Haralambaki

and at HOMI Milano  15-18 septembre 2017 – Hall 9 – Stand B29

 

Dora Haralambaki 15-18 septembre 2017 – HOMI Milano

Dora Haralambaki

Dora Haralambaki

Dora Haralambaki – « it will never be perfect » ……

Dora Haralambaki

Dora Haralambaki

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Coup de coeur/Decouverte during AJW 2017 : Stefania SIOUFA, inner “Transformation”

« …… shaping my soul into art and jewelry »

Stefania SIOUFA    At ATHENS JEWELRY WEEK (AJW) 2017 –Central EXPO ‘Art + Jewelry : Intersecting Spaces’ – Benaki Museum, Athens (GR) – 18-21 May 2017

Stefania Sioufa the 4 THOUGHTS brooches at AJW 2017

ATHENS JEWELRY WEEK 2017

and the work of Stefania Sioufa has been selected for JOYA 2017 !!

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« SCENES OF THE MIND »

« My work is a means of expression, articulating ideas, transforming thoughts and emotions, shaping my psyche into jewelry.

This creative journey provides me with peace of mind and helps me improve myself. Pursuing and discovering new paths, experimenting with different colors and materials, is part of a process for bringing to life pieces that hold a special meaning to me as an artist and to the wearer.

My new project is about inner “Transformation”; transformation of the soul.

I created a jewelry collection that symbolises the transformation of positive and

negative thoughts that we are having during the day.

The continuous stream of thoughts, via meditation, gradually fades away, providing serenity and tranquility to the mind and soul. Through silence and observation of my thoughts, there comes an understanding, a need for change and self-improvement. »

Stefania Sioufa - « Thoughts » brooch – paper, silver, aluminium foil, broken mirrors, water colors

« via meditation, slowly, all the bad (thoughts) are buried deep inside (the broken mirrors pieces that are INSIDE the brooch) and peace and beauty and serenity comes out, with nice and soft colors, with a smooth structure, done with smooth materials (paper), that looks like a flower in bud, a blossoming flower , a future beauty …. »

Stefania Sioufa - « Scene of the Mind » Brooch – Silver, pigments, cement, brass sheets, resin, sand, plaster

Stefania Sioufa. Greece,  Brooch: Silver, pigments, cement, brass sheets, resin, sand, plaster, mixed media.

“Transformation” means the inner change, the work I do with myself and my soul. It is the best version of me, coming from the « dialogue with myself ». Through silence, meditation and observation of my thoughts, comes the understanding and my need for change and internal transformation. It means the transition from negative to positive status, my self-improvement, the change of course, the opening of new roads. »

seems that this brooch has not reached yet a status of « peacefulness » ……..

Stefania Sioufa - Positive negative thoughts – brooch

 Stefania Sioufa -  « Let your thoughts go away » brooch / Krama

 Stefania Sioufa   nov.2016 ·   Let your thoughts go away – my project  TRANSFORMATION

Stefania Sioufa brooch (BACK)Stefania Sioufa ·   « It’s time for Healing », brooch

« from dark to light side, from rough to smooth, from « bad » to « good », from negative to positive, from « war » to peace ….. »

Stefania Sioufa   -juill. 2017 ·  Experimenting fight / loose control / find yourself

 

 

EXCHANGE-BIJOU 2 – Jessica Morillo – « MujerCasa » : nuevo trabajo

Jessica Morillo / ANSIOSA HORMONA – arte y diseño

POR VENIR ! MUESTRA para AGOSTO 2017 :  Que liindo se siente abrir el mail y tener fecha de muestra individual y viaje 2017 !!

Su trabajo ha recibido el 1° Premio en la 1° Bienal Latinoamericana de Joyería contemporánea PUENTES, organizada por Joyeros Argentinos y el Museo de Arte popular José Hernández, el año pasado (2016),
y en 2012 ya había sido distinguida con el Sello del buen diseño Argentino por el Ministerio de Industria de la Nación.

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NUEVO TRABAJO / NEW WORK« MujerCasa »
Mi cuerpo el jardin de mis placeres, mis organos huecos, mi cuerpo es mi casa.
Soy casa propia que alberga explosivos movimientos de mi sangre que se transforma y llena mis fibras de nuevos aires de lucha.
El cuerpo conectado con la tierra que se innuda de rafagas de libertad.
Esta coleccion de joyeria contemporanea MujerCasa esta compuesta de por pieza textiles de formas variables. Donde las concavidades florecen con la energia de la transformacion femenina albergando nueva vida, pariendo la independencia de nuestros cuerpos libres.

ANSIOSA HORMONA – arte y diseño -
Tecnica: tejido y bordado
Piezas: collares, anillo y pulsera
Materiales: fibras naturales
Foto: Flor Garcia Otta

Jessica Morillo / ANSIOSA HORMONA – arte y diseño 13 juin ·   À San Miguel de Tucumán – work in progress ……..

Jessica Morillo / ANSIOSA HORMONA – arte y diseño  13 juin ·   À San Miguel de Tucumán – work in progress ……..

Jessica Morillo / ANSIOSA HORMONA – arte y diseño  – MujerCasa -  collar - tejido y bordado – fibras naturales

Jessica Morillo / ANSIOSA HORMONA – arte y diseño  – MujerCasa -  2017 – collar – tejido y bordado – fibras naturales

Jessica Morillo / ANSIOSA HORMONA – arte y diseño  – MujerCasa -  2017 – pulsera y anillo – tejido y bordado – fibras naturales

Jessica Morillo / ANSIOSA HORMONA – arte y diseño  – MujerCasa -  2017 – anillo – tejido y bordado – fibras naturales

Jessica Morillo / ANSIOSA HORMONA – arte y diseño  – MujerCasa -  2017
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Estudio Joya : felices de anunciar que en agosto , Jessica Morillo / ANSIOSA HORMONA – arte y diseño va a estar en Estudio Joya !!!
Artista tucumana, ganadora del primer premio de la Bienal « Puentes »
nos trae esta hermosa tècnica, bordado tridimensional.
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‘El arte de tejer… joyería contemporánea‘« Nacida en 1987 en Tucumán, Jessica Morillo es artista y diseñadora. Con su marca Ansiosa Hormona, produce desde el lenguaje textil,  esculturas, instalaciones y joyería contemporánea. “En mi producción de joyería cada pieza está pensada y realizada como un todo, como un objeto para recorrer. Me interesa que las piezas se vinculen con el cuerpo y el espacio, lo envuelvan lo transformen y dialoguen en él”, dice la creadora.
La técnica con la que materializa las piezas es el tejido en todas sus variedades,  recreando y generando sus propias fibras y pieles textiles: hilos encerados, fibras naturales, reutilización textil de su propia ropa y también de otros orígenes, pelo humano. “Valoro el proceso creativo y de construcción, en el cual descubro espacios infinitos y me dejo sorprender por  los caminos que me proponen las técnicas, formas y materiales. Mi intención es cuestionar la lógica de las joyas/objetos y hacer circular una idea / un mensaje / una mirada, la mía. Producir con la mente y el cuerpo”, agrega la joven, que es miembro de Joyeros Argentinos, plataforma virtual que reúne a joyeros y artistas del país. »(MujerCountry)

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EXCHANGE-BIJOU 1 – Viktoria MUNZKER self portraits with jewelry ……

Viktoria MUNZKER  self portraits with jewelry ……

Viktoria Munzker self portraits  avril 2017

Viktoria Munzker self portraits  avril 2017

Viktoria Munzker self portraits  avril 2017

Viktoria Munzker self portraits  avril 2017

and I wanted to send you some news about my cooperation with the auction company Dorotheum, which will sell and exhibit my pieces from 4 may :  http://www.acd-award.com/winners-lounge-2016

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COUP de COEUR ! Victoria Ioannidou “THE UNBAREABLE LIGHTNES OF CO EXISTENCE”

New amazing work by Victoria Ioannidou jewelry-object designer,maker
“ THE UNBAREABLE LIGHTNES OF CO EXISTENCE”
The time has come to leave behind and part ways with all that is negative and preserve the quality of my life
because I am the one who will choose …to give up….. to live in the past…. to loose my pride..to fear…
OR to react… to feel anger… to fight ..and finally to move on.
“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” ― Mae West
so………………..
I had to destroy the path ,leave no trace, so the evil could not follow me

 

Victoria Ioannidou  « recycling pain is a way of living? » – Necklace-Object – silicone,paper,acrylics,eco glue,soda powder,wood,thread
photo by Aimilia Balaska

Victoria Ioannidou - « may your scream be stronger than your understanding » Necklace silicone,paper,acrylics,eco glue,soda powder,cord,thread – photo by Aimilia Balaska

Victoria Ioannidou - « emergent merging or..violent separation »… brooch silicone,paper,acrylics,eco glue,soda powder,bronze,thread – photo by Aimilia Balaska

Victoria Ioannidou - « It is not what it seems » armlet silicone,paper,acrylics,eco glue,soda powder,rubber,threads - photo by Aimilia Balaska

Victoria Ioannidou - « It is not what it seems » armlet silicone,paper,acrylics,eco glue,soda powder,rubber,threads - photo by Aimilia Balaska

Victoria Ioannidou - « wanna go home » Necklace, silicone,paper,acrylics,eco glue,soda powder,bronze,thread – photo Aimilia Balaska

 

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Au Salon REVELATIONS (Paris 4-8 Mai 2017) …… une REVELATION !! Zhou YIYAN

Au Salon REVELATIONS …… une REVELATION !!

En 2016, Zhou Yiyan fait partie des 5 lauréats du Prix de la Jeune Création Métiers d’Art, piloté par les Ateliers d’Art de France depuis 1960,qui révèle les nouveaux visages de l’avant-garde des métiers d’art en France.

salon Révélations Grand Palais – PARIS – 4-8 MAI 2017

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RÉVÉLATION / GRAND PALAIS PARISBIENNALE INTERNATIONALE METIERS ART & CRÉATION
Du Mercredi 4 au Lundi 8 Mai 2017
Stand D6

Zhou Yiyan at Revelations, The International Fine Craft and Creation Biennial Exhibition  /  03 -  08 May 2017   – Zhou Yiyan – Piece: Set Of Jewelry, 2016 – Porcelain with matte and glossy gold paintPhoto by: Zhou Yiyan

Zhou Yiyan Piece: Set Of Jewelry, 2016 Porcelain with matte and glossy gold paint Photo by: Martin Konrad
Set of Jewelry it’s a composition of objects in porcelain displayed on a porcelain tray.

Zhou YiyanComing from the province of Anhui in the east of China, Zhou Yiyan studied art and design at the Shanghai Normal University, and then worked as a graphic designer for four years before settling in Paris in 2007 to pursue her artistic studies in photography and fashion design at Berçot Studio.
She subsequently developed a collection of art objects in porcelain that are inspired by her fascination for circles in Chinese culture, and that are worn as jewellery. Each item is unique and created by the artist in a contemporary ceramics studio. Featuring glossy or matt enamel, gilded or left untreated, each piece requires a long period of design work and perfect technical mastery in order to adapt the artisanal processes of ceramics to suit the desired form.
In 2016, Zhou Yiyan was among the 5 winners of the Young Creative Craftsworkers Award, which has been run by the Ateliers d’Art de France since 1960 with a view to revealing new faces from the vanguard of crafts in France.
Also, last year, in spring, Yiyan was noticed by Esther de Beaucé who selected a dozen pieces for Yiyan ‘s solo exhibition :“Circles”, which was held at Esther’s MiniMasterpiece Gallery. The gallery also showed Yiyan’s work at PAD PARIS ART+DESIGN, and ART ÉLYSÉES Art & Design, along with pieces by contemporary artists and designers.
In these porcelain circles, inspired by the traditional circles of Chinese culture and embroidery rings, Yiyan metaphorically retranscribes the complexity of human society, of the ties between people which build into circles (family, friends…) She primarily reveals the joy that she experiences when she spends a full day in the company of the “soft and modest clay” which she discovered at the Manufacture de Sèvres.
Yiyan exhibits her works in international Fine Craft & Creation Biennial taking place in Grand Palais, Paris.
 Zhou Yiyan interviewed by Klimt02

« The shapes in my work are universal due to my inspiration in the nature and old cultures, the way I use these shapes in my object and the material I use are makes it singular. »

Zhou Yiyan Necklace: Construct-Decontructed, 2016 Porcelain with matte and glossy gold paint Photo by: Zhou Yiyan  View on model:

Zhou Yiyan Necklace: T-R-I-O, 2016 Porcelain with matte gold paint Photo by: Martin Konrad  Top view

Zhou Yiyan Necklace: Folded Twisted Oval With Gold Painting, 2015 – 2016 Porcelain with matte gold paint Photo by: Zhou Yiyan

Zhou Yiyan Necklace: Folded Twisted Oval With Gold Painting, 2015 – 2016 Porcelain with matte gold paint Photo by: Martin Konrad 

Zhou Yiyan Ring: Panels, 2016 Porcelain with matte gold paint, silver 950 Photo by: Zhou Yiyan  View on model

Zhou Yiyan Ring: Panels, 2016 Porcelain with matte gold paint, silver 950 Photo by: Martin Konrad

Zhou Yiyan Ring: Forest, 2016 Porcelain with matte gold paint, silver 950 Photo by: Martin Konrad

Zhouyiyan – COLLIER « OVALE TORSADÉ »  2015-2016

Zhouyiyan   Collier Biscuit Cercle ouvert  2016  PORCELAINE ​PIÈCE UNIQUE

 

 

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COUP de COEUR …. BLACK is BLACK with Tiina Rajakallio

Tiina Rajakallio

myday-byday ‎ Tiina Rajakallio in Rome on 10 may 2017

Finnish artist Tiina Rajakallio in Rome the 10th of may 2017, for the first time for a solo exhibition of contemporary jewelry at myday-byday space in Via Luca della Robbia 76, Testaccio. Gallery hours 10 30/19 30.

 » I am thinking about the present-day Western people and their connection with nature.
How natural the contact is? Is it romanticized, magical, run by economical efficiency or totally gone? Are we still part of the nature? And what is the relationship between spirituality and nature contact?
We have always been dependent on nature that is providing us the essentials of life. But is the aim for a never-ending growth and progress made us think everything here is only for us? «  Tiina Rajakallio

Tiina Rajakallio

Tiina Rajakallio

Tiina Rajakallio

Tiina Rajakallio

Myday-byday interview to Tiina Rajakallio:
1) Where is your inspiration coming from ?
Widely speaking I’m interested in everyday life of a contemporary Western people. I’m working with questions that intrigues or troubles me, things I would like to have a conversation about. And of course there is a lot of curiosity towards the body, communication and a piece of jewellery involved.

2) What are you trying to communicate in particular with your artwork?
It depends. At the moment I would like people to think about their own relationship with nature but also the common contact we have with it. How natural the contact is? Is it romanticized, magical, run by economical efficiency or totally gone? Are we still part of the nature? And what is the relationship between spirituality and nature contact? We have always been dependent on nature that is providing us the essentials of life. But is the aim for a never-ending growth and progress made us think everything here is only for us? I would like my work raises thoughts, I’m not to judge anyone, it would be hypocrite to do that.

3) Which material you prefer to use and why ?
It depends of the theme of the work. In an ideal situation the material tells the same story and even adds something to it. At the moment I use a lot of wood and combine it for example with recycled rubber. An old inner tube of tractor or bicycle, even it may be a bit old-fashioned as an object, it tells about our culture and our creative ability to utilize our surrounding. The material is protective, elastic and doesn’t decay really. Even there is some natural rubber in the mixture, it reminds many people about oil.

4) How much value do you give to researching material for your creations?
Of course there is some material research needed. But if it means new technical solutions and extraordinary inventions my works are rather simple in that sense.

 

5) Is it more important for you the process, or the final artwork itself?
Both are important. I love that hands-in investigation part of a work. But sooner or later there is a deadline waiting and you just need to start to make decisions. However every step is leading me further and to me ready pieces are also steps of the same process. The difference is many times the ready pieces are the only steps others will see.

 

6) Is there an artist you prefer and why ?
I admire many artists. Some because of their clever and brave ideas, some because of theis technical skills or expression, honesty and dedication.

 

7) Have you ever thought to collaborate with other artists , or you like to work on your own?
I love working on my own, but time to time it would be interesting to try to share the process with someone else. I have collaborated with other jewellery artists but it would be really interesting to do that with artists from another field. 8) Where do you feel you are at with this last collection?
It is a one step further from the series I called White Moments. I’m like walking around the same source inspired by the different aspects of it. I seem to go back and forth sometimes when there are so many sides to be discovered.

9) What have you discovered of yourself, are you sattisfied ?
I think I learned more about my own ability to endure stress, priorities and time managemenent and that one can’t cope totally alone.

10) Two words to describe your last artwork collection.
Still together?

 

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EXCHANGE-BIJOU 2 – Tal EFRAIM at AUTOR 2017 – Bucharest (RO) 13-14 May 2017

Tal Barash EFRAIM  selected 4  Autor Fair 2017 !!

Laura Forte, Linda Ezerman, Fabrizio Bonvicini, Francesca Mazzotta, Mia Maljojoki,Noelia Macchi Joyas Singulares, Tal Barash Efraim with myday-byday Gallery in Rome selected at the Autor Fair 2017 !! see you soon in Bucharest 13 – 14 May.

Tal Barash EFRAIM  selected 4  Autor Fair 2017 with MydayByday gallery

at AUTOR 2017 with #mydaybydayspaceinrome

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Tal Barash Efraim.

Tal Barash Efraim

 

AUTOR 2017
Grand Hotel Du Boulevard
Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta nr. 21,
050011 Bucarest

 

EXCHANGE-BIJOU 2 – Sébastien Carré – En MAI Fais ce qu’il te plait ….

Sébastien Carré

En MAI Fais ce qu’il te plait ….. et il lui plait de participer à BEAUCOUP d’EXPOSITIONS !

Touchy Feely Exhibition  /  Baltimore Jewelry Center – USA

An exhibition that explores the tactile experience of jewelry. Adam Gopnik writes “Touch is the unsung sense – the one that we depend on most and talk about the least… the work of the world is done by handling it. We live by feel.” Jewelry is an intimate and sensual art form, providing a tactile experience for both the wearer and the observer. It’s an excellent medium for exploring the unsung sense of touch.

Artist list   Jill Baker-Gower — Amanda Bergman — Isabelle Busnel –  Sébastien Carré – Emily Culver — Mary Fissell — Brie Flora — Motoko Furuhashi — Missy Graff Ballone — Yong Joo Kim –  Michelle Kraemer – Michal Lando — Thomas Lauria — Helmi Lindblom — Jeffrey Lloyd Dever — Nathalie Maiello — Fern Robinson — Jolynn Santiago — Hallie Scheufler — Rose Schlemmer — Jina Seo — Carina Shoshtary — Tyler Stoll — Aric Verrastro – Meg Wachs — Mallory Weston

Sébastien Carré Necklace: « Cultural Cycle », 2016 Filmstrip, seashell, silk, cotton, nylon, beads Ø 90 x 2.5 – 18 cm Photo by: Milo Lee Photography

While most visual art can only be enjoyed through sight, jewelry not only invites but encourages touch. As makers create work, they engage with their sense of touch, making decisions about materiality, structure, and form that will later engage the observer’s sense of touch, communicating a host of sensations and feelings. A dialogue between the maker and the observer is thus built on the social language of touch.

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salon Révélations Grand Palais – PARIS – 4-8 MAI 2017

Sébastien Carré : Dans le cadre du salon Révélations Grand Palais à Paris du 4 au 8 Mai où vous pourrez retrouvez quelques unes de mes œuvres au Stand J8 sur le stand de la Haute école des arts du Rhin . J’ai également le grand plaisir de faire partis des artistes ayant leurs croquis figurant de le livre « La consigne – Les dessins des Metiers d’Art » aux éditions Ateliers d’Art de France. Le livre sera présenté et disponible à la vente lors du salon.
During Révélations Grand Palais Fair in Paris from May 4 to 8, you will be able to see some of my pieces in the
Booth J8 of Haute école des arts du Rhin stand
I am also really pleased to be part of selection of artists to featured their sketches in the book « La consigne – Les dessins des Metiers d’Art » by Ateliers d’Art de France edition. The book will be presented their and available to buy.
« La consigne – Les dessins des Metiers d’Art » By / Par Anne Combeau (Gagnante du Prix « La Pensée » en 2016/ Winner of the award « La Pensée » in 2016)

Sébastien Carré - collier – à Salon REVELATIONS mai 2017

Sebastien Carré – broche – « Cultural Biology », 2016 Japanese Paper, Filmstrip… – à Salon REVELATIONS mai 2017

Sebastien Carré – bracelet « Le Réveil de Dunn » The Awakening of Dunn, 2015 Filmstrip and nylon thread 11 X 11 X 4 cm Photo by: Lee; Milo From series: Black Inflammation – à Salon REVELATIONS mai 2017  

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AND ……………..LAST but not LEAST »Et sinon je suis à Gioielli in Fermento
et il font même un plat par rapport à ma piece pour Master Collection » (at Gioielli in Fermento – The Dinner – May 4th)
mais ….. chuuuuut !

[Gioielli in Fermento 2017 Master Collection – 07- 17 May 2017 –  Torre Fornello
29010 -  Ziano Piacentino  ITALY ]

Sebastien CARRE – Ring: Several scales of grape, 2015 (Awarded at: Gioielli In …Fermento 2015)

 

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