EXCHANGE-BIJOU 1 – Jonathan HENS – EXPO ‘‎Transformation’ during the MJW 2018 – Lothar Goetter Atelier, Munich (DE) – 8-11 Mars 2018

Transformation

with Jonathan HENS

Contemporary jewelry exhibition inside   Munich Jewellery Week  (7–10 March 2018)
at Lothar Goetter Atelier (Munich)
# 93 on the Schmuck Map
opening 8 March from 3pm to 8pm
Five individuals come together  in a one transformation: Alchemy of colors/Rituals/ Instantaneus/ Metamorphosis/ Identity.

Artist list  :   Nevin Arig – Sara Gackowska –  Celina Gram — Jonathan Hens – Dimitar Stankov

  from Jonathan Hens :    LONG LIVE THE KINK  part 2 collection

« The new work from the serie LONG LIVE THE KINK of   Jonathan Hens  reflects with stunning ability the diversity and unity of our realities. The individual designs, consisting of distinct structures and leather materials, refers to the structures that make human beings versatile. The notion that each individual is an individual in his or her own right that differs from others through superficial and hypodermic characteristics becomes apparent. However, subtly Hens’ work forces us to look beyond. Touching upon the underlying notions in his previous collection where he made us question the differences between sexes, this collection makes us question the importance of dissimilarities. Hens’ most recent collection compells to focus on the unity rather than the diversity of individuals. In designing LONG LIVE THE KINK he started out with one geometrical shape and slightly tweaked and bended the particular form. The sublime interpretation of reality cunningly brings perspective into the dualistic worlds of the other and the self. Leaning towards the tabula rasa concept, he shows the oneness of human beings together in one nation.Becoming typical of Hens’ work is the insights he leaves us with regarding our world and how we choose to perceive it. «   – by Agnes Sabitova

Jonathan HENS -  LONG LIVE THE KINK   collection

Jonathan HENS -  LONG LIVE THE KINK   collection

Jonathan HENS -  LONG LIVE THE KINK   collection

Jonathan HENS -  LONG LIVE THE KINK   collection

Jonathan HENS -  LONG LIVE THE KINK   collection

 

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Dimitar STANKOV  

Nevin Arig 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lothar Goetter Atelier
Westendstr. 76A
80339 -  Munich
GERMANY

Opening 08/03/2018 Thursday – 3 pm – 8 pm
Friday 09/03/2018 – 10 am – 6 pm
Saturday 10/03/2018 – 10 am – 2 pm
Sunday 11/03/2018 – 10 am – 2 pm

Schmuck 2013 – EXPO ‘To Tie or not to Tie’ – Fotostudio Adrian Greiter, Munich (DE) – 7mars 2013

Fotostudio Adrian Greiter
To Tie or not to Tie, Students of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp for Hermès

« To Tie or not to Tie, »  Students of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp for Hermès

‘To tie or not to tie’
To celebrate sixty years of Hermès ties, a workshop was organized at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, titled ‘To tie or not to tie’.
The students were asked to rethink the material and form of this silk cotton or wool sash and find new ways of using and wearing it.
The students were guided by Deganit Stern-Shocken and Anita Evenepoel.

Hermien Cassiers –  Kaat De Groef  — Archibald Godts — Saskia Govaerts  — Celina Gram  –  Jonathan Hens — Lien Hereijgers — Magaly Hermans — Stefanie Heyvaert — Lynn Mogensen — Katalin Rozsvolgyi — Karolien Severins – Jasmijn Siau — Dimitar Stankov — So Takayama — Hannah Van Lith — Jaspe Vandenberghe

 

 

Fotostudio Adrian Greiter
Welserstraße 11,
81373 München
Tel. [phone]

MIAM MIAM !!! à taaaable ! avec Celina GRAM

Celina Gram – -   BA project of « edible jewellery » – 2011-2012  at Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Antwerp (BE)

« I’m a Master student at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, department jewelry design and silver smithing with a background in graphic design and a passion for food. With this project I want to emphasize the perishable nature of food, it’s uniqueness and it’s true meaning for humanity. Food should be treated as jewelry: unique and valuable.
I decided to combine two passions: jewelry and cooking. The ephemeral character is very important in my work, certainly in our capitalist world. Textures and structures of walls, trees, stones and other organic material form a great source of inspiration. » (Celina Gram, at the « Taste Festival Berlin (01-06 – 10-06 2012) »)

Celina Gram – « Menu »

Celina Gram – ingrédients :  paprika,perle de chou rouge, saumon … à consommer de suite !

Celina Gram- ‘broches’

Celina Gram « collier » bleu

Celina Gram « collier » vert

Celina Gram – tasteful jewelry

JEWELLERY GRADUATION SHOW – Antwerp (BE) – 1er-8 Juill. 2012

JEWELLERY GRADUATION SHOW -  Sint Lucas Antwerpen

Jewellery Graduation Show 2012  Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp –  Sint-Lucas Antwerp  — MAD-Faculty Hasselt
opening sunday the 1st of july at 8pm
Open from monday the 2nd till sunday the 8th of july
from 11am till 7pm

Clarisse Bruynbroeck — Jonathan Hens — Celina Gram — Josien Baetens — Kim Bruggeman — Lesley Caelen — Sarie Mistiaen — Nyk Baeten — Denise Gielen — Katrijn Van Damme

  Katrijn Van Damme (BE) – collier – 1 seul pièce de papier pliée selon technique origami – Double-layerd necklace, Paper and wire (also whole of one sheet of paper) Katrijn Van Damme  – broche – Aluminium, PVC

 

Clarisse Bruynbroeck – « em_body_ment ³  » 2011

Celina Gram – BA project – « Edible jewelry » 2011-2012

Kim Bruggeman – brooch -  Master Juweelontwerp & Edelsmeedkunst  Atelier PHL Hasselt  2011-2012

Nyk Baeten

Jonathan Hens -   tin/ fabric/ yarn – BA-PROJECT 2011/ BEAUTY COMES FROM STRANGE PLACES

 

 

Mercator-Orteliushuis
Kloosterstraat 15
2000 Antwerp (BELGIQUE)