EXPO ‘INFLUENCES’ – during the Munich Jewellery Week – B/E Galerie Benjamin Eck, Munich (DE) – 7-10 Mars 2018

INFLUENCES

Contemporary jewelry exhibition inside   Munich Jewellery Week    7 – 10 March
opening: 7 March - 3pm  at  B/E Galerie Benjamin Eck

 

The City, the environment and the surrounding landscape in which one lives, inevitably affects our doing and being. Architecture, urbanity, green space, colors, sounds, smells, neighborhood, open spaces, quality of life, mentality, politics, social and societal developments, old and new, climate, tradition, modify and characterize the city and the lifestyle.

Consciously or unconsciously – this is also reflected in the work and expressions from the artist living and working there. Born or moved to this place, it affects the vision and inspiration, existing is taken up and re-interpreted and refleocted. This expresses itself in the form, color, material and technics.

The current works of the participating artists from geographically, structurally and scenic different – large or small cities – reflect all this conditions.

 

Artists:     Claudia Steiner – Corrado De Meo –  Elin Flognman – Gabi Veit –  Gigi Mariani – Judy McCaig – Lluís Comín – Maria Rosa Franzin –  Nicola Heidemann –  Patrizia Bonati –  Stefano Rossi – Yoko Takirai/Pietro Pellitteri.

 

Patrizia Bonati / Cremona

Patrizia Bonati 

Lluís Comín / Barcelona

Lluis Comin 

Elin Flognman /Trollhättan

Elin Flognman

Maria Rosa Franzin / Padova – brooch

Maria Rosa Franzin 

Nicola Heidemann / Passau

Nicola Heidemann

Judy McCaig -Barcelona/ Edinburgh

Judy McCaig 

Gigi Mariani /Modena

Gigi Mariani 

Corrado De Meo /Livorno

Corrado de Meo 

Stefano  Rossi 

Stefano  Rossi  

Claudia Steiner /wien

Claudia Steiner

Gabi Veit

Gabi Veit /Bolzano

Gabi Veit  

Yoko Takirai/Pietro  Pellitteri

Yoko Takirai/Pietro Pellitteri 

 

B/E Galerie Benjamin Eck
Zieblandstraße 19,
80799 München, Deutschland

Hours:
Opening: Wednesday – 3pm

Wednesday: 3pm – 7pm
Thursday: 11:00am – 7:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 11:00am – 6:00pm

Special: Saturday – 11am
“meet the artists & breakfast”

EXPO ‘The After Joya Effect IV’ (during AJW 2017) – Popeye loves Olive gallery, Athens (GR) – 18 Mai-6 Juin 2017

“The after Joya effect IV”

 ATHENS JEWELRY WEEK 2017

saturday May 20 :  19.00h : opening

The exhibition will run from May 18th until June 6th, 2017.
@Popeye Loves Olive Art-Space

(Piece by Ye Jee Lee)

“The after Joya Effect” is an Exhibition that took place for the first time at Popeye loves Olive – Art Space, in 2014, in the historical center of Athens that aimed to the interaction and the transformation of individuality to collaboration, diversity to unification and exchange to sharing. This year, is the 4th edition.
37 Selected Artists from 20 different countries are called to participate in the project with the work shown in Joya Barcelona, Jewelry Art Fair, the previous year. During the event, the public will vote for their favorite artist, who will be invited for a Solo exhibition at Popeye loves Olive – Art Space the following year!

SELECTED ARTISTS  :
Amira Jalet – Costa Rica // Anne-Sophie Vallée – Canada // Artemis Valsamaki - Greece // Christine Jalio – Finland // Daniela Saraya – Israel // Elin Flognman – Sweden // Georgia Gremouti - Greece // Gigi Mariani - Italy // Gili Doliner – Israel // Helmi Lindblom – Finland // Irene Palomar – Argentina // Iro Kaskani – Cyprus // Isabelle Busnel – France // Jeemin Jamie Chung – South Korea // Jelizaveta Suska – Sweden // Jenny Edlund – Sweden // Liana Pattihis – Cyprus/UK // Malene Kastalje – Denmark // Maria Tsimpiskaki – Greece // Marie Eve Castonguay - Canada // Melina Lindroos – Finland // Mengnan Zi – China // Michelle Kraemer – Luxembourg // Magali Thibault Gobeil – Canada // Myung Urso – South Korea // Nicole Schuster – Germany // Snem Yildirim – Turkey // Sunyoung Kim – South Korea // Susanna Baldacci – Italy // Vania Ruiz (CasaKiro Joyas) – Chile // Velislava Bozhinova – Bulgaria // Viktoria Münzker – Austria // Yafit Ben Meshulam – Irael // Yannick Mur – France // Ye-Jee Lee - South Korea // Yeseul Seo – South Korea // Yiota Vogli – Greece

 Elin Flognman  *Big Dinner* Neckpiece Alpaca, Gold, Silver, Brass, Leather Daniella Saraya  *Re-cover* NeckObject Silver, Epoxy Christine Jalio  « Loss » Brooch Silk Clay, plaster, silver

Artemis Valsamaki *Keep the Faith* Brooch Copper, Silver, Acrylic Paint Anne-Sophie Vallée  *Pile-up* Brooch Steel, Powder Coating, Magnet Amira Jalet  *Inferno* Brooch Wood charcoal from the north of Costa Rica « Roble », Oil painting

 

 

 

Popeye loves olive

Limpona street 5,

Plateia Agias Eirinis (Ag. Irinis Square)

10560 Athènes

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opening hours: Tues-Sat: 12.00-20.00, Sun: 12.00 – 17.00

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#MunichJewelleryWeek2017 – EXPO (42) – Hatara Project, Time Perception Vol.3 – Lovaas Artspace, Munich 8-11 Mars 2017

(42) Hatara Project, Time Perception Vol.3

Opening Wed March 8th at 19:00

 EXCHANGE-BIJOU 1 – Jelizaveta Suska 

with :   Marine Dominiczak — Morven Downie — Elin Flogman — Yasuyo Hida — Anke Huyben — Christine Jalio — Helmi Lindblom — Melina Lindroos — Annea Lounatvuori — Sara Malm — Wiebke Pandikow – Jelizaveta Suskaya — Susanna Yläranta — Ginta Zabarovska

*

Hatara Project started in 2015 as a collaboration between Annea Lounatvuori and Christine Jalio. The name Hatara, from the Finnish hattara – cotton candy – describes something dreamy, sweet and concrete but eventually fragile. Hatara is a meeting point between jewellery artists that have different backgrounds and come from different countries. It’s a connection, an exchange of culture, an experience and knowledge. Now we are 14 women from Finland, Sweden, Latvia, Germany, Japan, France, Australia and The Netherlands.

  Jelizaveta Suska Brooch: Frozen Moment, 2016 Polymer, magma, sand, gold, crystal, titanium. Photo by: Jelizaveta SuskaElin Flognman, The Potato Eaters, 2016, necklace, spoon, brass, copper, silver, gold, textileMarine Dominiczak, Allium Porrum, 2015, ring, copper

Marine Dominiczak, « Noyade », 2016, bronze, white marble, copper, rope

Melina Lindroos, Hiding Places 5, 2016, brooch

Helmi Lindblom, Fruitfully Yours, 2016, necklace, balloon, silver, photo Ninni Vidgr

Helmi Lindblom, Fruitfully Yours, 2016, necklace, balloon, silver Sara Malm, In Line With, 2016, necklace, leather, wood, silver. Photo Emanuel Cedeqvis

Sara Malm, In Line With, 2016, Necklace, leather

Susanna Ylaranta, Alingning, 2016, bracelet, veneer, paint, silver. Photo Tobias Feuerbacher  Annea Lounatvuori, Under The Pine Pine, brooch, natural found objects, packaging waste, foam, rubber, silver

Ginta Zabarovska, 2015, breast decoration, silver. Photo Kaspars FilipAnke Huyben, Multiple Pink, 2015, Handpiece,copper, yarn, sand. Picture by Laura Mauritz

Anke Huyben, 2014, Part Of-Form StudiesWiebke Pandikow - necklace from the Genus: Tropaeolum series (1) – wood and recycled plastic bags  Wiebke Pandikow, Necklace, Torrent, 2016, recycled plasticbags, wood peddles. Photo Mikko JoonaMorven Downie, Pink Gumball, 2014, ring, silver, resin, glitter. Photo Morven Downie Christine Jalio, Solipsism big, 2017, brooch, Silk, Clay, Silver. Photo Maarit Halonen

Yasuyo Hida, balloon

 

Lovaas Artspace
Fürstenstraße 6
Thu-Fri, 10:00-19:00, Sat 11:00-17:00

 

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VIRUS de la COMPARAISON ………. Elin Flognman / Emilie Losch

De temps en temps je reprends ma série «virus de la comparaison» …. la plupart du temps «pur hasard» ou ce que j’appelle «air du temps», parfois, souvent je crois, pure « ignorance culturelle » (de l’histoire du bijou) de la part de jeunes qui démarrent, et parfois … finalement assez rarement, on préférera ne pas parler de la vilaine «copie» …….. juste d’un «rapprochement visuel» !

 

Emilie Losch, Le Cordon Bleu, 2014 – Pièce sélectionnée pour New Traditional Jewellery 2014 Confrontations - Fourchettes Cristofle plaqué-or, cordelette en coton, fil de polyester, noix de muscade, araldite. L : 45 cm

Elin Flognman  Necklace: Big Dinner, 2016  Alpaca silver, brass, silver, gold, leather.  30 x 30 x 2 cm

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EXPO ‘TRANSMISSION’ – Studio411, Montpellier (FR) – 20 Oct.-12 Dec. 2015

Transmission | Studio411

 

 

  »Très heureux de vous faire découvrir le projet sur lequel j’ai travaillé avec Florine Menant du Studio411 Galerie à Montpellier
Nous avons eu pour but de mettre sur pied une exposition pour soutenir le bijou contemporain en France et plus globalement pour soutenir le projet de loi sur les métiers d’art afin d’enfin reconnaitre au travail de la matière la possibilité d’être reconnu comme une oeuvre originale et non purement comme objet utilitaire. » Sébastien Carré -

* catalogue disponible (09.82.35.05.26 // [e-mail])

 
Avec 56 artistes de 20 pays – dont les 6 Lauréats du Prix de la Jeune Création Métiers d’Art 2015 par Ateliers d’Art de France
Merci à tous les Artistes impliqués dans ce projet / Thanks to all the artists involved

 

Sébastien Carré Ring: The 7th Continent, 2014 Capsule can, top of plastic bottle, nylon, silk, beads, and shark teeth 8 x 8 x 7 cm Photo by: Milo Lee Photography

Du 20 octobre au 12 décembre 2015, Sébastien Carré et Florine Menant présentent Transmission, une exposition de bijou contemporain et du travail artistique de la matière, au Studio 411 à Montpellier.

« Nombre de connaissances et de savoir-faire sont parvenus jusqu’à nous par l’intermédiaire de rencontres et d’échanges. Le contact et la communication ont permis de tout temps à l’Homme de se perfectionner et d’étendre nos compétences ainsi que nos connaissances. Nous avons déjà pu constater dans certaines cultures (où les échanges ont été ralentis ou stoppés) des connaissances ancestrales disparaissent et qui demandent désormais à être réinterprétées, réinventées, transmutées.
Cette exposition vise ici à faire prendre conscience que le travail de la matière ne doit jamais être réduit à un artisanat, il est bien plus que cela : il est vecteur de savoir, de culture et de sens. Il faut au contraire, bien plus le considérer comme une forme d’expression artistique contemporaine bien plus apte à faire rentrer l’art dans nos vies de tous les jours.
Célébrons les échanges et abolissons ces codes qui visent à tout faire rentrer dans des cases pour enfin réellement apprécier et vivre l’art de façon totale afin de ne pas laisser l’individualisme vider nos sociétés de ce qui fait leur beauté.
L’art n’a pas de frontière et ne demande qu’à se transformer. » Sébastien Carré

Les Artistes

Une sélection 56 artistes, représentant 20 pays, met en avant la jeune génération d’artistes du bijou contemporain français diplômés des diverses formations (La HEAR Strasbourg / AFEDAP / ESAD Limoges / Pôle Bijou Baccarat) mise en lien avec les grand noms internationaux de ce domaine :
Aurélie Adam (Fr) — Aiko Fujita (Jp) — Akis Goumas (El) – Angela Ciobanu (Ro/Aut.) – Andrea Vaggione (Arg) – Anneleen Swillen (Be) – Annie Sibert (Fr) – Arnaud Sprimont (Be) – Aude Medori (Fr)  – Carina Shoshtary (All)  – Catalina Gibert (Es)  – Larissa Cluzet (Fr) — Daniela Malev (All)  — Dorothée Van Biesen (Be) — Eliana Negroni (It) – Elin Flognman (Se) – Eva Burton (Es) – Marion Fillancq (Fr)  – Frederique Coomans (Be)  – Gigi Mariani (It) — Heng Lee (Tw) – Isabelle Busnel (Fr/Uk) — Jessica Andersen (Usa)  — Juan Riusech (Fr)  – Katie Jayne Britchford (Aust) — Laurence Verdier (Fr) — Lluís Comín (Es) — Emilie Losch (Fr) – Marie Flambard (Fr) — Miyuki Koshimizu (Jp) – Marie-Eve G. Castonguay (Ca) – Marine Dominiczak (Fr) – Marie Masson (Fr) – Nicolas Estrada (Co) – Olga Raben (Dk) — Pallavi Gandhi (In) – Patricia Gallucci (Arg) – Patricia Domingues (PT) –  Rodrigo Acosta (Arg) – Rosa Nogués Freixas (Es) – Sari Räthel (All) – Sébastien Carré (Fr) — Steffi Götze (All) –  Tanel Veenre (Ee) – Yiumsiri Vantanapindu (Th) – Zil-E-Batool (Pk) — Clara del Papa (IT) — Alina Carp (RO) -

Les 6 lauréats du Prix de la Jeune Création Métiers d’Art 2015, d’Ateliers d’Art de France, participent également à l’exposition :
Julie Auzillon — Morgane Baroghel-Crucq  — Sébastien Carré  — Anne-Laure Coullomb  — Kaori Kurihara – Xavier Noël
Chacun des artistes présente une pièce conceptuelle illustrant la thématique de la transmission.

Avec la participation de Marianne Gassier, blogueuse française spécialisée dans le bijou contemporain.

Rodrigo ACOSTA broche 2015

Frederique Coomans – Chrysalis brooch

Corrado de Meo Brooch: Tulipa Nocturnus, 2015 Polystyrene, acrylic paint, dual epoxy resin, silver, wood 12.5 x 4.5 x 4 cm

Nicolas Estrada Brooch (BACK) : Idol, 2015 Amber, amethyst, silver, steel 5.5 x 3.0 x 2.0 cm Back view

Akis Goumas Necklace: Transmission of a form Copper, PVC, threads, pigments, mixed techniques 35 x 17 x 7 cm

 collier Aiko Fujita

Carina Shoshtary  The-Green-Escape

Dorothee van Biesen - collier (détail)

Gigi Mariani Brooch: « Massive » Silver, 18kt yellow gold, niello, patina

Yiumsiri VANTANAPINDU -  « Whenever-one-wishes »

Patrícia Domingues Brooch: Serie Duality, 2015 Reconstructed coral, steel

Eva BURTON  bouquet brooch

Arnaud Sprimont - brooch

Jessica Anderson

 Patricia-Gallucci – Necklace

Emilie Losch - « Resistances » – 30m de collier ….

Elin Flognman  – Potato Power necklace & circuit diagram for a potatoes neckpiece

Laurence Verdier - collier « emportement »

Aude Medori « People 2008-2015″ neckpiece

Eliana Negroni – aluminium necklace

Pallavi Gandhi Piece: Pushing the Boundaries, 2014 Sterling silver 4 x 4.2 cm Photo by: Pankaj Mishra

Tanel Veenre Brooch: Airplanes making love, 2013 Wood, tiger eye, silver, cosmic dust, photo TV

Angela Ciobanu Brooch: Forget-Me-Not, 2014 14k gold, steel, vitreous enamel, recycled silk paper, saw blades 7 x 7 x 5 cm Photo by: Angela Ciobanu From series: Forget-Me-Not

Marie Flambard – collier Mold Spores, pièce réalisée en collaboration avec Sébastien Millot (CERFAV)

Aurélie Adam  bijou Physalis, conçu et réalisé pendant sa formation au CERFAV

Marie MASSON collier « l’Homme faisan »

Daniela Malev – necklace   – dryed potatoes

Isabelle Busnel – « Transmettre aux générations futures la magie du bijou contemporain, transmettre l’envie d’oser les matériaux non précieux, les formes, les couleurs et les tailles non conventionnelles, transmettre le courage de sortir des sentiers battus et des bijoux que tout le monde porte… »

Xavier Noël – transmission orale, du verbe comme du virus …..

 

 

Studio 411
19, avenue Georges Clemenceau, 34 000 Montpellier
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Commandez votre Catalogue / Order Your Catalog : Transmission 20 Oct – 12 Dec Studio411 Galerie

Commandez le catalogue de l’exposition « Transmission » – Studio 411 Montpellier – France (20 Oct – 12 dec) / Order the catalog of the exhibition « Transmission » – Studio 411 Montpellier – France (20 Oct – 12 dec) – Studio411: http://www.studio411.frhttps://www.facebook.com/TransmissionExpositionLivre: A6 : 105 x 148 mm – 64 pages (Français et Anglais)
Book A6 : 105 X 148 mm – 64 pages (French & English)
Price / Prix :15€
+ Shipping / Frais de port : en fonction de la destination / depend on the location
inclu: les photos des oeuvres de chaque artistes ainsi que le texte écrit par la bloggeuse Française Marianne Gassier / With the pictures of all artist and the text wrote by Marianne Gassier French Blog editor : http://bijoucontemporain.unblog.frGraphisme : http://stereo-buro.com (Un grand Merci à Silvia, Diane et Christelle)

Choisissez votre mode de règlement / Choose how to proceed

(Paypal* or Bank Transfer) – Catalogue = 15€ + Frais de port / Shipping fees

 

 

 

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EXPO ‘Everyday matter – Elin Flognman’ – Amaranto Joies Galeria, Barcelona (ES) – 26 Mai-31 Juill. 2015

AMARANTO Joies :   Everyday matter – Elin Flognman

Enmarcamos a Elin Flognman

(« potatoof passage » necklace or the flying potato ……)

 

Everyday objects in new surroundings. A gravel path glistening in the moonlight. The element of surprise, the history of the materials, the surreal ingredient of everyday life. Potatoes made of gold.
A potato found on the pavement of a city street wispers stories of the first potato ever to travel into space and back. It speaks of dark and secret societies of the underground as well as the glamour of the colorful days of sun and flowers. Potatoes are people too.
I have found everyday related items on the ground during walks. These items are often food related. I use these items as a starting point for making jewellery. My focus is on the interaction between the ordinary and the absurd. Our desire to escape everyday life fascinates me. By listening to the objects of the everyday I want to make everyday matter.

Everyday matter ( materia de diario/cotidiana )
Objetos cotidianos en nuevos entornos. Un camino de gravilla brillante a la luz de la luna. El factor sorpresa, la historia de los materiales, El ingrediente surrealista de la vida cotidiana, Patatas hechas de oro.
Una patata encontrada en el suelo de la ciudad, susurra historias sobre la primera patata que viajó en el tiempo y volvió. Habla de la oscuridad de las sociedades secretas mas underground así como del glamour de los coloridos días de flores y sol. Las patatas también son gente.
Encuentro cada día cosas en el suelo durante mis caminatas. Estas cosas a menudo son relacionadas con la comida. Las uso como punto de partida para hacer joyería. Me centro en la interacción entre lo ordinario y lo absurdo. Nuestro deseo de escapar de la rutina me fascina. Escuchando esos objetos de nuestra vida diaria quiero hacer « Materia diaria/ Everyday matter »

 

 Elin Flognman -  Everyday matter – potato necklace 2013 – copper, leather, gold, brass –
the magic of the everyday

Elin Flognman -  Everyday matter – potato necklace 2013 – copper, leather, gold, brass – DETAIL –
the magic of the everyday

  Elin Flognman - potato brooch

 Elin Flognman – potato brooch

 Elin Flognman – solid gold potato collar

Elin Flognman - the potato eaters

 

Amaranto Joies Galeria
Sant Domènec 23
08012 Barcelona
Spain
amarantojoies.blogspot.be

 

 

 

EXPO ‘The After Joya effect – 6000 FRAGMENTS / THE FLOATING ISLANDS’ – Popeye Loves Olive, Athens (Greece) – 22 Mai-20 Juin 2015

THE AFTER JOYA EFFECTS- 6000 FRAGMENTS / THE FLOATING ISLANDS

22 May 2015 … 20 June 2015 | at Popeye loves olive

Opening: 22 May 2015 at 19.00′

Lecture by Yannick Mur (guest artist of Joya Barcelona 2014) Saturday 23/5/15 at 13.00′

« The after Joya Effect” * is an Exhibition that took place for the first time at Popeye loves Olive – Art Space, that aimed to the interaction and the transformation of individuality to collaboration, diversity to unification and exchange to sharing. It was inspired by the jewelry exchange inProject01 that held in Joya 2013. From 23/04/2014 – 30/06/2014, the project evolved in five solo exhibitions of Greek artists and one group exhibition of thirty five International artists. This year, every participating artist will create a unique (unreleased) piece, inspired by the “6000 Fragments – The Floating Islands” project. During the event, once again, the public will vote for their favorite artist, who will be invited for a solo exhibition at Popeye loves Olive. *The idea is to promote the Joya Project in Greece (artists selected by “Le Department” and exhibited in Joya Exhibition in October 2013 – 2014).

 

6000 Fragments / The Floating Islands :In Greece, there are 6,000 islands, islets and rocks. These holy seascapes connect spiritually, mentally and materially their inhabitants through the images that feed the senses.The second edition of “The after Joya effect” is inspired by the uniqueness of this physical experience in 6000 fragments.The Second Edition will be held between 22/05/15 – 20/06/2015.

Vasia Pachi

Artists: Akis Goumas –  Alina Carp –  Amira Jalet –  Angela Ciobanu — Christina Karakalpaki – Dora Haralambaki –  Edith Bellod — Elin Flognman –  Erato Kouloubi –  Eunmi Kwon –  Florence Croisier — George Giannoutsos — Gigi Mariani — Inbar Shahak — Irene Palomar — Isabelle Busnel — Ismini Pachi – Jee Hye Kwon — Kalliope Theodoropoulou — Liana Pattihis — Mala Siamptani — Mihai Básoiu — Niki Stylianou — Steffi Götze — Vasia Pachi –  Yannick Mur –  Zeta Tsermou

Mihai Basoiu  – frament –  » Atol » Recycled polypropylene, leather, vinyl, screws,bolts, metal-plastic chain. « Based upon the Legend of Bahamut, the giant fish that holds the universe and travels through the Greek islands, I was fascinated by the game of scale and created an atol one could wear around his neck. And maybe on this very island someone sits on the shore wearing another island around his neck. »Mihai Basoiu – Atol Recycled polypropylene, leather, vinyl, screws, bolts, metal-plastic chain.

Dora Haralambaki « fragment »  « Crete » – Paper pulp, macramé, weaving, silk threads, acrylic, porcelain « The women’s craft weaving, in the island of Crete, was one of the major export trading goods. What I want to capture in my piece is my childhood memories: the red color, the loom, the women’s introversion, the natural dyes, the noise when they were weaving… »

Ismini Pachi - Midnight Summer Dream – Iron, Pvc, Monofilament, Magnets « The starry sky, the aquatic landscape, the underwater organisms: all the elements that, in my opinion, define Greek islands the best. In this work I intend to create a commemorative collage, composed by the objects-carriers of the sense derived from summer scenery »

Christina Karakalpaki - The rock – Aluminum, silver

« I fly high, around 6000ft above land. How much beauty can be contained in these natural sculptures that float in the sea? It’s like some divine entity has carefully placed them there to be admired. Sketches of brown and blue with strokes of white candy. In an attempt to capture this scenery, I created my own island, something small to touch. Is it enough? I have a craving feeling to trigger the senses, so I cut it in smaller pieces. I need to play. I deconstruct my island and I recompose it differently. Again and again. And I travel. Continuously… »

 Akis Goumas – The journey.. Silver, copper, thread, pigments

« In my recent body of work I seek the relationship between memories and self-awareness. A journey to Ithaca. Remnants of feelings, fragments of images, small findings, experiences of time introduce the elements of this weaving procedure. Dry landscapes, bright sun light, clear blue seas, white Cycladic walls compose the layers of this fresco. Aegean culture lies between myth and reality. »

Left: Gigi Mariani  BRICKS ring – Silver, 18kt yellow gold, niello, patina. –

« I created these little bricks, as a reference to the 6000 islands, which individually may seem vulnerable, but together they form a Single entity, a Force that which allows to each other to survive. »

Right: Angela Ciobanu  « 40 seconds less »  585 gold, recycled silk paper, saw blades

« We relate to the world that surrounds us through senses, our « windows to the soul ». The ancient Greek philosophers named five yet our perception is endowed with far more. Apparently, when we are old we lose 40 seconds at every 3 minutes that we perceive. My work is about the images that could have been seen, the sounds that could have been heard, the touch of the sand, the smell and taste of the sea that could have, but never was, felt in 40 seconds that were lost. It is about 40 broken moments suspended in time. »

  Irene Palomar « fragment » (detail)

6000 Fragments – The Floating Islands.  - Irene Palomar Ring: White Greek Islands, 2015 Plastic thermoformed, 925 silver  Photo by: Damiàn Wasser

Inbar Shahak – « Weaver wave » Silk, tie dye colors, silver thread.

« I chose textile as the language of the silent woman by the name Arachne according to a Greek myth. Shadow folding, is an origami fabric folding technique that uses the ritual stitch, in a circle repetitive shape, as the endless map of the Greek islands, with no beginning or end »

 

 

Popeye loves olive Libona 5, Plateia Agias Eirinis 10560 Athènes tel [phone] mail: [e-mail] eratojewellery.com popeyelovesolive.com

EXPO ‘Empreintes’ – Alliages, Lille (FR) – 1er Avril-30 Juill. 2015

Empreintes 2015 – The Permanent

Empreinte : trace laissé par une personne. 40 artistes issus du monde du bijou contemporain, de la céramique et du verre laissent leur empreinte à ALLIAGES. Ils nous dévoilent leurs rêves et nous laissent voir leur monde imaginaire.

Impression : trace left by a person. 40 artists from the world of contemporary jewelery, ceramics and glass to leave their mark at ALLIAGES. They reveal to us their dreams and show us their imaginary world.
Impressions, the permanent exhibition at Alliages, renewed continously.

Opening next Friday April 24th, 18:30 / Vernissage vendredi 24 avril à 18h30

(collier Jee Hye Kwon)

The Permanent 2015, showing works of Aiko Fujita — Alice Clarke — Ana-Belén Montero — Ana Garcia Moya — Angela Bermudez — Angela Ciobanu — Anja Eichler  — Anke Huyben  — Barbara Uderzo — Beate Pfefferkorn — Inou Beru –  Burcu Sulek  — Cata Gibert — Chun-Tai Chen — Clara DelPapa  — Claudia Steiner — Demitra Ryan-Thomloudis — Dora Haralambaki — Elin Flognman — Fabienne Christyn — Federica Sala – Francine Schloeth — George Giannoutsos — Gigi Mariani — Helena Johansson Lindell — Inbar Shahak — Isabelle Busnel  –  Ismini Pachi — Izabella Petrut — Jee Hye Kwon — Jessica Andersen — Jose Marin — Juan Riusech  — Kaori Kurihara — Karen Vanmol — Konstantinos Konstantopoulos – Leslie Shershow  — Lluís Comín — Lucilla Giovanninetti — Mar Sanchez  — Margarita Alonso — Maria Rosa Franzin  — Maria Solórzano  — Maria Tsimpiskaki  — Minna Karhu   — Niki Stylianou — Nicole Schuster  — Nicole Taubinger  — Patricia Gallucci  — Paula Isola  — Peter Hoogeboom – Sabine Pagliarulo  — Sangji Yun — Sébastien Carré  — Şenay Akın — Silvia Beccaria — Sophie Giet  — Steffi Götze  — Teresa F Faris –  Tracy Nichols — Valérie Ceulemans — Valentina Gallo & Camilla Gallo –  Vasia Pachi  — Wu Ching-Chih – Ye-jee Lee –  Yu Ping Lin –  Zeta Tsermou

 Permanent 2015 – April Highlighting  Demitra Ryan-Thomloudis, Sangji Yun & Chun-Tai Chen

Permanent 2015 – March Highlighting : Lluís Comín, Gigi Mariani, Angela Ciobanu & Maria-Rosa Franzin

Permanent 2015 – Highlighting Maria Tsimpiskaki, Angela Bermudez, Zeta Tsermou & Minna Karhu

Aiko Fujita Necklace: Dans une suite, 2014 Wool, gold wire 40 x 45 x 15 cm.

Sébastien Carré Ring: Inflammation, 2015 Jasper, Cornelian, beads, silk, cotton, elastic thread 8x3x3cm.

 Angela Ciobanu Ring: Forget-Me-Not, 2014 Silver, 24k gold foil, recycled silk paper, saw blades 6 x 6 x 7 cm Photo by: Angela Ciobanu From series: Forget-Me-Not

Teresa Faris Necklace: Collaboration with a Bird lV, #4, 2015 925 silver, wood altered by a bird, 18K gold 10.2 x 11.5 x 1.3 cm, 51.2 cm chain

 

 

 

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During SCHMUCK 2015 : EXPO ‘SENSEability’ – Studio Gabi Green, Munich (DE) – 12-15 mars 2015

SENSEability2015

Inauguration jeudi 12 mars  à 10:00 – 12:00

 

SENSEability is the title of an exhibition that will explore and highlight the unique visual language of individual art jewellers.

14 jewellers will present their work :  Drew Markou — Elin Flognman — Helena Johansson Lindell –  Josefine Rønsholt Smith — Kirsty Pearson — Laura Rose — Lena Lindahl — Libby Ward — Lore Langendries — Olivia Monti Arduini — Panjapol Kulpapangkorn — Ria Lins — Rachel Darbourne — Victoria Pearce

Viki Pearce

Lore Langendries

Libby Ward

Josefine Ronsholt Smith

 Helena Johansson Lindell

Drew Markou

Ria Lins

Lena Lindahl

Elin Flognman

Rachel Darbourne

Panjapol Kulpapangkorn

Olivia Monti Arduini

Laura Rose

Kirsty Pearson

 

 

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