COUP de COEUR : Sébastien Carré – selected for TALENTE 2015

 Sébastien Carré – selected for TALENTE 2015

[Talente-Award presentation 2015 : 14 March 2015  16:30, Halle B1 Main stage of IHM (Internationalen Handwerksmesse Munich)]

« Les médiums employés dans ma production ont été initialement choisis en fonction de la thématique, de leur aspect ou de leur symbolique. Mais avec l’arrivée des représentations de la maladie, il m’est apparu nécessaire d’intervenir d’une nouvelle façon pour introduire du sens. L’idée d’origine est de retranscrire l’arrivée d’un corps étranger sur une structure, comme une mousse sur une tuile ou une tumeur sur un organe, c’est-à-dire la colonisation d’un espace déjà conquis par une autre forme. Les matériaux comme le cuivre, le bambou, la laque asiatique sont choisis en fonction de leur utilisation dans certains principes curatifs de différentes cultures médicinales. D’autres matières, comme le cuir et l’aluminium sont utilisées, pour leur sensation et le ressenti qu’ils procurent. À la fois conducteur de chaleur et de texture interactive, ils captivent les yeux et les mains. Les fibres naturelles créent un tissage, un lien qui assemble le tout. Le bijou devient alors un conducteur de sensations et d’émotions et introduit un questionnement sur les perceptions que l’on peut avoir de son propre corps. La laque est magnifiée par le contact avec la peau, le tube de cotte de mailles glisse entre les mains et semble mis en mouvement par une volonté. Extraits de la scène du corps, ces objets inertes prennent vie par l’interaction avec l’usager-spectateur. »

Sébastien Carré - « Black Inflammation », 2014 Filmstrip and beads embroyed with cotton and wool  photo: Lee makkam

Sebastien Carré ‘Inflammation noire’, 2014 – pellicule de film, coton, laine & perles

Sébastien Carré – (HEAR Strasbourg FR) Collier Inflammation, 2014 Inflammation Necklace -  plaques de cuivre émaillées, cotte de maille acier inoxydable, coton, soie, cuir, perles de rocaille  fermoir avec des aimants de Naturopathie / Copper shapes with enamel, steel chainmail, cotton, silk, leather, beads  clasp with Naturopathy’s magnets

Sébastien Carré - Viscéral, 2013 Visceral  Collier de 7 mètres, aluminium et lin 7 meters necklace, aluminum and linen

Sébastien Carré – « Visceral », 2013  7 meters Necklace, aluminum chainmail, cotton, linen, silk, leather (187 000 handmade rings)

Sébastien Carré – collier Inflammation #7, 2015 -Cotte de maille acier inoxydable, papier japonais, coton ciré, soie, lin, grenat, œil de taureaux, cuir et perles rocaille // Necklace, Chainmail steel, japanese paper, waxed cotton, silk, linen, garnet, bulls eye, leather and beads

Sébastien Carré – DNA’s Causes?, 2013, necklace, copper chain, Japanese paper, 2000 x ø 25 mm

Sébastien Carré – Collier Inflammation, 2014 -   Papier japonais, nylon, sequin et plastique. Japanese paper, nylon thread sequin and plastic

très intéressant article de Valérie Walch, nov 2014 – Portrait dans le cadre de « Première Str’Off »

selected for TALENTE 2015 : Koen Jacobs

Koen Jacobs (selected for Talente) with his series “DESTROYED BEAUTY”

[Talente-Award presentation 2015 : 14 March 2015  16:30, Halle B1 Main stage of IHM (Internationalen Handwerksmesse Munich)]

Exploring the relationship between two worlds : the upper and underworld.

“For me these worlds are not necessarily black and white, good and bad or life and death.
It can also be the reverse, with the upper world being hell and the underworld heaven.”

Koen Jacobs was student at Alchimia in 2013, now is at Gerrit Rietveld Academy. During Alchimia Graduation work 2013, « Koen Jacobs, dutch and the only boy in class had moved to Alchimia from the very technical and traditional school of Schonhooven. His work is a sign of his transformation as a maker and he has shown great  courage and has challenged his assumptions without holding back throughout the year. »

“During the creative process I was experimenting how to express this relationship through two materials, ebony wood and resin and how to let them become one. I found the answer in the circle of creation and destruction”

Koen Jacobs – afbeelding-2 – ‘Blue Reborn nr.5 Brooch, 2013
8 x 5 x 4 cm, made from: Ebony Wood, resin, silver, steel.
(mythological relationship between the upper and underworld with the tree as a symbolic connection)

Koen Jacobs – afbeelding-2  – ‘Blue Reborn nr.5 Brooch, 2013 8 x 5 x 4 cm, made from: Ebony Wood, resin, silver, steel. BACK

Koen Jacobs 2013 – Blue Life Brooch, 2013 – 10 x 6 x 4 cm, made from: Ebony Wood, resin, silver, steel.

Koen Jacobs – ‘Big Blue Pendant’, 2013
60 x 10 x 7 cm, made from: Ebony Wood, resin, silver, black rope.
(mythological relationship between the upper and underworld with the tree as a symbolic connection)

Koen Jacobs 2013 – Destroyed Beauty – Pendant, 60 x 10 x 7 cm – Ebony wood, resin, silver, black robe

Koen Jacobs   – ‘Downfall’, 2013 – 44 x 12 x 10 cm, made from: Ebony Wood, resin, zinc-plated steel.
(mythological relationship between the upper and underworld with the tree as a symbolic connection)

Decouverte : JIYE YUN – petites scènes de vie

JIYE YUN, selected for TALENTE 2015

[Talente-Award presentation 2015 : 14 March 2015  16:30, Halle B1 Main stage of IHM (Internationalen Handwerksmesse Munich)]

plus que des « portraits » : « Human Beings and the Scenes of Existence« 

2014 M.F.A. Metal craft & Jewelry, Graduate School of Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea
2012 B.F.A. Metal craft & Jewelry, Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea
2014 Marzee Graduate Show 2014, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, Netherlands

Brooch « Balance Beam » 2013 – JIYE YUN

JIYE YUN - Brooch « play » 2013 -  iron, copper, enamel, paint marker, etc.

JIYE YUN Brooches 2014  – « Diving » iron, copper, enamel, epoxy on cardboard box 2014

JIYE YUN – « nurse » brooch iron, copper, enamel, paint marker, etc. 2013

JIYE YUN – Brooches 2014 – having a shower …

JIYE YUN – brooch  2014 -  iron, copper, enamel, ceramic color

Brooches 2014 – JIYE YUN

  JIYE YUN – « Leaving » brooch – iron, copper, enamel, leather 2014

 

COUP de COEUR : Amy Peace-Buzzard – selected for TALENTE 2015

Amy Peace-Buzzard -  selectionnée pour TALENTE 2015

[Talente-Award presentation 2015 : 14 March 2015  16:30, Halle B1 Main stage of IHM (Internationalen Handwerksmesse Munich)]

« There is a brutal transience in our fragile surroundings. Things fade and deteriorate. Over time we repair and mend. A fresh coat of paint, a crack filled. Inevitably these fixes themselves deteriorate, but in this we gain something new, something different from the original. Amy Peace-Buzzard’s jewellery reflects a sense of the lost and forgotten. Fascinated by objects that show a battered life: proudly displaying their impermanence, but going unnoticed, she focuses on a balance of the resilient with fragility. How we protect the damaged or allow it to continue alone in its decline. As much as time deteriorates, there will always remain a sense of what was once there.  »
Amy Peace-Buzzard  2014

BA (Hons) Degree, Jewellery and Silversmithing- School of Jewellery, Birmingham City University, UK | September 2011- July 2014

Forgotten shadows – 2014

Amy Peace Buzzard – Forgotten shadows – 2014

Amy Peace Buzzard – (Birmingham City University, UK) Forgotten shadows – 2014 – Ring – Silver, Shibuichi, Silicone and Wax

Amy Peace-Buzzard. – 2014. Ring | Silver, Shibuichi, Silicone and Wax.

Amy Peace-Buzzard. – 2014. Ring – Silver, Shibuichi, Silicone and Wax.

Amy Peace Buzzard - Forgotten shadows – ring – 2014 – silver, shibuichi, silicone & wax

Amy Peace-Buzzard – 2014 – neckpiece

Amy Peace Buzzard – Forgotten shadows – 2014 – silver, shibuichi, silicone & wax – detail

Amy Peace Buzzard – Forgotten shadows – 2014 – silver, shibuichi, silicone & wax – detail

Amy Peace-Buzzard. – 2013. – ring, silicone, card & wax

TALENTE 2015 – Munich (DE)– 11-17 Mars 2015

TALENTE 2015 competition –  Internationale Handwerksmesse Munich

 11th to 17th March 2015 Special exhibition Talente at the International Skilled Trades Fair. Thursday 18:00 VIP evening at the fair. Presentation of prizes on Saturday, 14th March 16:00 on the stage in hall B1

[Talente-Award presentation 2015 : 14 March 2015  16:30, Halle B1 Main stage of IHM (Internationalen Handwerksmesse Munich)]

 

Talente 2015 presents the work of 99 artists, designers and craftsmen from 32 countries in 12 different areas of production.
see selected Artists 2015 (for jewellery) : 

Sharareh Aghaei – Hazel Baker — Sofia Bankeström –  Lynn Batchelder — Amani Bou Dargham — Amy Peace Buzzard — Sébastien Carré – Katie Collins — Pia Farrugia — Elvira Golombosi –  Karin Gyllerfelt –  Elisa Sophia Herrmann — Nan-Chiang Huang — Koen Jacobs — Minji Jo — Youmi Kim – Anna Norrgrann – Kota Okuda — Francisca Onumah — Esther Suarez Ruiz — Natalia Sarrazin — Anneleen Swillen – Pei Chen Tsai — Iraida Vedriel — Aric Verrastro — Jing Yang — Tala Yuan — Jiye Yun

PS : in BLUE see the posts abouth their jewellery !

« This year the exhibition is characterized by innovative, very different works in glass, ceramics and jewellery as well as by a large selection of textiles. In addition to works that are inspired by nature – whether by plant forms or by the atmosphere and moods of the landscape – works are to be seen that are dealing with the city and try to translate its poetry and problems into a visual mode. The appeal of surfaces and the development of new techniques to enhance the range of possibilities resulted in very different works. Other topics are the definition and the meaning of home and country, problems of environmental protection and the relationship of new technical possibilities and traditional craftsmanship. The combination of various unusual ideas, of different conceptual and aesthetic approaches results in a very special and fascinating exhibition.
As in the last years, many applications arrived for Talente from the field of jewellery. The young artists show a special interest in the techniques and ideas of the collage. Impressive are the contributions of the students from Idar-Oberstein (Germany) working with and interpreting the material stone which results in very different works with diverse concerns but all of quite archaic character (Sharaeh Aghaei, Iran; Elvira Golombosi, Ukraine; Tala Yuan, China). The works deal with issues of homeland, strangeness and identity, the unconscious and magic forces being inherent to the objects as well as with the importance and the condition of civilization-creating elements in the present. All in all, this year again the general interest in the combination of different materials and for the connection of specially made parts and found objects is evident. These elements can be created into architecturally-style arrangements, extended into long tubes, combined with materials such as perspex glass or be gathered into subtle, poetic compositions. Besides the major inspiration from natural forms technical ideas play a significant rôle. Katie Collins (USA/Australia) for example works from steel collapsible necklaces and bracelets that present different stages and are inspired by machines. Unusual are Karin Gyllerfelt’s (Sweden) works in which photos of richly draped textiles are applied on metal surfaces causing a vexing trompe l’œil-effect. By means of technique and motifs she hints at the themes of transformation and transience. Jing Yang (China/Germany) deals in her « vases » not only with gender-based stereotypes of her native China, but also with the playful analysis of forms by dividing a vase shape into compartments reflecting in her pendants on the relationship of these parts.  » (Klimt02)

 

TALENTE is an international competition for young craftsmen and women in design and technology. This special show reflects the ideas of young people in the context of an experimental approach to materials and craft techniques. The best entries are awarded the highly sought-after TALENTE prize.

Young artist working in the applied arts and technology will have the opportunity to show their work in the international competition TALENTE 2015 in Munich, Germany from 11th to 17th March 2015. The aim of TALENTE is to promote young people with a particular manual talent and to show an interested audience the enormous potential which lies in the new generation in crafts and trades.

 Young artist working in the applied arts and technology will have the opportunity to show their work in the international competition TALENTE 2015 in Munich, Germany, during the International Trade Fair for the Skilled Trades from 11th to 17th March 2015.

The aim of TALENTE is to promote young people with a particular manual talent and to show an interested audience the enormous potential which lies in the new generation in crafts and trades. The works will be the outcome of formal or technical considerations and experiments, showing something new and exceptional.
Participants are chosen from any section of crafts and technology. They will have made the artefact by their own hands. Age limit is set at 33 in the domains of crafts, and at 35 in the domain of technology.

Hazel Baker - (Birmingham’s School of Jewellery( BIAD), UK) – ‘Bell Neckpiece’ for ‘Mabandod and Things’ Collection © 2014

Karin Gyllerfelt - (HDK Jewellery Art Gothenburg University)

Lynn Batchelder - (SUNY  New Paltz, USA) – necklace, Sawing/Drawing, 2013, steel

Amani Bou Dargham (Alchimia) – tree rings

Amy Peace Buzzard – (Birmingham City University, UK) Forgotten shadows – 2014 – Ring – Silver, Shibuichi, Silicone and Wax

Sébastien Carré – (HEAR Strasbourg FR) Collier Inflammation, 2014 Inflammation Necklace -  plaques de cuivre émaillées, cotte de maille acier inoxydable, coton, soie, cuir, perles de rocaille  fermoir avec des aimants de Naturopathie / Copper shapes with enamel, steel chainmail, cotton, silk, leather, beads  clasp with Naturopathy’s magnets

Youmi KIM  (Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea) Root of plant 4, Necklace, copper wire,  390×160×70mm, 2014

Min-ji JO – (Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea)  2012  symbiosis NO.6

 Pia Farrugia  – HEAD (Haute école d’art et de design), Geneva, Switzerland Bulla Niteo, 2014, brooch, silver, Pyrex, Perspex, pearl, silicone

Elvira Golombosi - rose quartz, obsidian, falcon’s eye – rings 2014 – « GUARDIANS » — Series of rings-objects carved in stone Anna Norrgrann, (HDK Göteborg University SE 2013 ) – Brooches, 2014

Anneleen Swillen

Natalia Sarrazin (Colombia) – Jewellery and Object Maker -  cocoons serie -  Birmingham City University School of Jewellery, 2011-2014

Aric Verrastro Brooch: Timekeepers: Souvenir, 2014 Driftwood, steel, sterling silver, thread, embroidery floss, ink, gold leaf, acrylic paint – Piece A Day SeriesTala Yuan Neckpiece: Gold ist im Sumpf untergegangen, 2014 Silver, brass mesh, paint 25 x 18 x 3 cm

 Iraida Vedriel - brooch 2014 – Esc. Massana Barcelona

Jiye YUN Brooches 2014 – (Kookmin University)  – Diving iron, copper, enamel, epoxy on cardboard box 2014

Jing Yang , (ADBK, Munich) ,„Ich bin keine Vase », Hals-schmuck, Messing, Baumwollband, gelötet, 15x10x76 cm

Katie Collins Bracelets: The cicada and the rig, 2014 Mild steel, vitreous enamel, sterling silver 85 x 85 x 1 cm

Elisa Sophia Herrmann, Broschen. Alpaka, Kupfer emailliert, 2009

Nan-chiang Huang, MA 2014 BIAD – Untitled, 2014, ring, resin, 65 x 33 x 25 mm, photo: Nan-Chiang Huang

 

 

Talente 2015 Competition

Internationale Handwerksmesse Munich (Munich, Germany)

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Decouverte : Elvira Golombosi & her « GUARDIANS »

Elvira Golombosi (MFA student at Idar Oberstein) – exhibited at « nsaio 5 – Neuer Schmuck aus Idar-Oberstein » 05 – 09 November 2014 -

Her recent work, « GUARDIANS », series of rings-objects carved in stone

….. and she is selected for TALENTE 2015 !

[Talente-Award presentation 2015 : 14 March 2015  16:30, Halle B1 Main stage of IHM (Internationalen Handwerksmesse Munich)]

Elvira Golombosi  - rose quartz, obsidian, falcon’s eye 7x7cm – rings 2014 – « GUARDIANS »

Elvira Golombosi • Ring « Guardian » • Rose quartz, falcon’s eye and obsidian • 2014 • ©p Nahe-Zeitung

Elvira Golombosi -   obsidian, smoky quartz, falcon’s eye, onyx 11 x 4cm

Elvira Golombosi -  carneol 6 x 7 cm

Elvira Golombosi – Ring Lapis Lazuli, 12x6cm

 

 

Enregistrer

DECOUVERTE : Julian Steimer, selected for TALENTE 14

Quelques découvertes grâce à SCHMUCK 2014 et TALENTE ………..

Julian Steimer nous vient de Brême, au nord de l’Allemagne, étudie à la HAWK Hildesheim, metal design, avec le Prof. Georg Dobler, et fait partie des « sélectionnés » pour TALENTE 2014

Le bijou de Julian Steimer ? « From the line to space »

« The focus of my work is dealing constructively with concrete geometric shapes. The mold is referred to ground covering with the line. The stainless steel wire forming the basis for the construct. It is light and stable, with him to enable wonderfully open forms and expansive structures.
In the design I use the vocabulary of geometric shapes and their laws. The symmetry, clearly defined angle, but also the intuitive approach to proportions and spatial references are the featured design element in this work. Another important tool that I use every creative work is the sketch. It can be used first ideas and spatial situations to capture good and varied. The sketch but also is indicative only, because later, in the process of production, it is important to me, I spontaneously decide again and again and pursue unanticipated ways. The manual work is important to me and I am always a goal to have created a finished aesthetic object at the end of my work. »

Julian Steimer – Brosche – Candysky 1_002 – 2014

 

Julian Steimer – Brosche – Candysky 2_002 – 2014

Julian Steimer – Stabbrosche 6 – 2014

Julian Steimer – Brosche Candysky 3_002 – 2014

 Julian Steimer – Brosche 014c -  2013

Julian Steimer – Brosche 016 – 2013

Julian Steimer- Brooche | Steel wire, acrylic lacquer, lasered – 2012

DECOUVERTE : Katerina Vorlova, selected for TALENTE 14

Quelques découvertes grâce à SCHMUCK 2014 et TALENTE ………..

Kateřina Vorlová nous vient de Slovaquie, etudie à l’AAAD (Academy of Art, Architecture and Design, Prague), et fait partie des «sélectionnés» pour TALENTE 2014

« Contemporary jewellery – fine art, craft or design? “There are a lot of questions of where contemporary jewellery is going now, the direction it is going in, if the body is needed for it to work or not,” says Katerina Vorlova, the 27-year-old Czech contemporary jewellery designer and fine art graduate….
When considering Vorlova’s work it becomes clear that jewellery doesn’t need the body to come to life; part of Vorlova’s diploma collection hangs in a Prague gallery because it is too fragile to be wearable. The objects are made of plaster and hang on a string made of cotton. Vorlova continued to dip and re-dip the string in plaster until the objects got bigger and bigger. “The process is important for me as anything could happen. These objects can break easily as there is always some thought concerning losing material, breaking it and about its fragility.”
It’s sculptures or rather objects somehow connected to the body that Vorlova is creating and with that she continues to pose questions surrounding contemporary jewellery with the process being more relevant than finding answers. » (sleek-Mag)

Kateřina Vorlová – necklace, « … and this is how it goes », 2013, chalk, gypsum, cotton string

(MARZEE 2013 graduation show)

Kateřina Vorlová

Kateřina Vorlová

Kateřina Vorlová

KOV Metal: diplomky 2013 (AAAD) -  Katerina Vorlova

KOV Metal: diplomky 2013 (AAAD) -  Katerina Vorlova

DECOUVERTE : Kristyna Spanihelova, selected for TALENTE 14

Quelques découvertes grâce à SCHMUCK 2014 et TALENTE ………..

Kristyna Spanihelova nous vient de Slovaquie, et fait partie des «sélectionnés» pour TALENTE 2014

Kristýna Španihelová  studied under the guidance of professor Karol Weisslechner at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in the atelier of Metal and Jewellery where she is now working on her doctorate. She took part in academic internship programmes in the jewellery atelier at the  Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague (CZ) and studied design at the Academy in Ljubljana (SLO). In her theoretical and visual work she deals with feminine nature in connection with materiality and alchemy. Her works not only received various prizes (design competition Rings in Water 2007, Slovak jewellery competition Slovenský šperk 2005,2006…) but are on display in her home country and abroad as well.

Kristýna Španihelová presents a collection of bone jewellery from the cycle Život [i.e. Life] ANIMA. In her series of jewellery Kristýna primarily deals with the growth and development of feminine nature and principle.

Anima combines in itself the deeper and rationally imperceptible mystery of life. Carl Gustav Jung dealt with the topic of Anima in his work « The Idea of Redemption in Alchemy » and the author drew her inspiration from his theories as well. Jewellery from the cycle Life ANIMA are made of bleached bones which complement the carved-out silver lace work, synthetic pearls, gold foil, pyrites, coral and beads.

 

Kristýna Španihelová, bleached bones, carved-out silver lace work, synthetic pearls

Kristýna Španihelová

Kristýna Španihelová

Kristýna Španihelová

Kristýna Španihelová collection ‘Anima’

Kristýna Španihelová

Kristyna Spanihelova – Collection: Life Anima (bone jewelry)

DECOUVERTE : Jing HE, selected for TALENTE 14

Quelques découvertes grâce à SCHMUCK 2014 et TALENTE ………..

Jing HE nous vient de Chine, étudie à la Gerrit Rietveld Academie, et fait partie des « sélectionnés » pour TALENTE 2014

« Questioning jewellery is my motivation of making it. I work with the wonder of the function, aesthetic and reason of jewellery; and also the self-awareness of making and movement of wearing. I prefer to see jewellery not only objects, but also a dynamic relationship with body and everyday life, which has the tension between « sense and nonsense », « usefulness and uselessness ».
I am interested in the functions of daily objects and the relationship between form and function. I appreciate the logic of some simple mass productions, where forms follow functional needs instead of aesthetic reasons. I wonder how the objects work and how people use or misuse them. During the research, I questioned characteristics of jewellery, and what it could be. »

Ne le laissez pas entrer dans votre cuisine, ou il vous transformera TOUT en BIJOU !

Brooch  胸针 : Graduation work of Jewellery Department, Gerrit Rietveld Academie 2013 -
material: ready-made, remanium, steel -  photography by DAN/NAD

Jing HE – brooch serie – 2013

Jing HE - brooch serie – 2013 – Ready-made(egg beater，opener)

Jing HE – brooch serie – 2013

Jing HE – brooch serie – 2013 – Ready-made (salad spoon，table clip), remanium

Jing HE - brooch serie – 2013 – Ready-made(openers), remanium