EXCHANGE-BIJOU 1 – Yiota VOGLI at « 7 artists for 7 days 2017″ -5-16 Juin 2017

7artistsfor7days2017 in Rome 5 – 16 june 2017 at mydaybydayspace……save the dates with

Lisa Habig – Maura Biamonti – Yiota Vogli – Valeria Martinez – Einav Benzano – Teresa Faris – Nina Lima

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« As a visual artist, my relationship with jewelry is bidirectional. My jewelry is influenced from my artistic research. Observation and painting require the engagement of all of our senses, thus, in my work I draw on memory and therefore on my senses.
Addressing jewelry as micro sculpture, I refer to form, material, colors and texture to conceptualize personal memories and my view of social and cultural issues into art. » Yiota Vogli

Yiota Vogli  - Bracelet: Travelling, 2015 – Paper, oxidized brass, oxidized silver  12 x 1 x 12.5 cm

Yiota Vogli  – Necklace: Islands, 2015 – Paper, oxidized brass, oxidized silver -  From series: Layers of Memory

Yiota Vogli – pendant/ring – Out, 2017 Wood, paint, rhodium plated silver & brass 4.5 x 2.7 x 6.5 cm – From series: Shadows

Yiota Vogli’s interview

26-04-2017
Where is your inspiration coming from?
It’s very important to stay mind open. I seek inspiration everywhere; the ideas are always out there. It’s about being in the right state of mind to take the ‘half formed pictures’ and turn them into something that works.
What are you trying to communicate in particular with your artwork?
Making art is a self expression but most is a way to communicate and share ideas or emotions.
Which material you prefer to use and why ?  
It depends of the idea I want to communicate! I love working with simple non precious materials like paper or paper pulp combined with metals like silver or oxidized brass.
​How much value do you give to researching material for your creations?
Is very important to make a research of the materials you use in every project, to experiment up to the limits of them.
Is it more important for you the process, or the final artwork itself?
Both, but I am enjoying the process a lot! Every piece is a challenge.
Is there an artist you prefer and why ?
There are many, I prefer those works which are simple, brief, concise and direct.
Have you ever thought to collaborate with other artists , or you like to work on your own? 
Making art is a lonely procedure, but Yes! I would love the opportunity to collaborate with other artists.    
Where do you feel you are at with this last collection?
As an artist I transfer onto my work pictures, stimuli and sentiments.
What have you discovered of yourself, are you satisfied ? Looking deeper inside me… I feel that I am in a good direction!
Two words to describe your last artwork collection.    
Unconscious thoughts.

 Yiota Vogli -  bracelet - Paper, oxidized alpaca, oxidized silver.

Yiota Vogli  –   ‘arteries & veins’, neckpiece II, copper, paper, sponge, steel, foil, 2015

 

 

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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 1 – Linda EZERMAN at AUTOR 2017 !

Linda EZERMAN  at AUTOR 2017 !

myday-byday gallery selected at Autor Fair 13-14 may 2017 in Bucharest with artists:
Fabrizio Bonvicini – Francesca Mazzotta – Laura Forte - Linda Ezerman – Mia Maljojoki – Noelia Macchi  - Tal Barash Efraim

 

Linda Ezerman

Linda Ezerman

Linda Ezerman - Neckpiece from the series Shrimps. Material: silver, silicone, paint, pigment, whiskers

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EXPO ‘White Christmas’ – Myday-Byday space, Rome (IT) – 15-31 Dec. 2016

« White Christmas » in Rome at myday-byday gallery

Coming Soon !!!! 15-31 Dec. 2016

with jewels by  Sebastien Carré — Christine Jalio — Laura Forte — Fabrizio Bonvicini — Letizia Maggio — Monika Yzchaki –  Shenhav Offer Russo –  Noelia Macchi – Ana Barbu Uzura — Francesca Mazzotta –Patricia Gallucci  …..

Christine Jalio - some of my black, white and black&white pieces shown in Rome at gallery MyDay ByDay, exhibition White Christmas

  Sébastien Carré - Some of my pieces are travelling to ROME… in myday-byday gallery  Exhibition « White Christmas »

Monika Yzchaki My jewelery on the way to Rome for « White Christmas Exhibition »

Letizia Maggio (at AGC)   Necklaces. Porcelain, silver. #Yearbook2015

Noelia Macchi, ring

Ana Barbu Uzura

 

 

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EXPO ’7artists-7days’ – myday-byday space, Rome (IT) – 9-15 Juin 2016

7artists-7days  2016 – ROMA

First edition of ‘7 artists for 7 days’ at myday-byday space in Rome.

Contemporary Jewelry Exhibition,  Curator Letizia Maggio

Vernissage and opening June 9th 2016 at 6 pm 

 

 

artists :  Ana Barbu Uzura — Christine Jalio — Fabrizio Bonvicini — Laura Forte — Noy Alon — Patricia Gallucci — Sébastien Carré

Ana Barbu Uzura.

Noy Alon. neckpiece

Noy Alon. rings

Patricia Gallucci.

 Sébastien Carré / Christine Jalio

Avec Sébastien Carré et Patricia Gallucci at the exhibition

Laura Forte

Christine Jalio et Fabrizio Bonvicini. at the exhibition

Fabrizio Bonvicini -  N.1539C Oak wood necklace

Fabrizio Bonvicini -  Contemporary Jewellery N.1538C Oak wood neckpiece

Fabrizio Bonvicini

 

 

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