Amber Trip Award 2019 Winners
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15 Mar 2019
Published: 06.05.2019
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The winners of the international jewelery contest in Vilnius were announced. Professional jewelers from the US, Germany, Lithuania, Poland and South Korea have been nominated for this year's International Random Rapid Heartbeats Competition. The artists were nominated for five nominations, and the winners were announced on the 15th of March at the international jewelery exhibition Amber Trip.
The Grand Prix nomination for the Random Rapid Heartbeat Competition was won by Jina Seo from the USA. According to the competition commission, the artist's piece End to End is dedicated to the memory of personal history and conveys the message of American culture.
The Moment by German artist Sharareh Aghaei was awarded as the best work with amber, and the award as the best object was awarded to Lithuanian jeweler Brigita Rodaitė for the work Attachment. In the jewelery category, the nomination was for two works: Jeweler Michal Owczarek (Poland) for Imperceptibly and Irena Žukauskytė (Lithuania) for Outgoing. The public sympathy prize for the jewelery Heartbeat went to Ieva Zigunskaya from Lithuania.
Four artists Lauryna Kiskytė, Agnė Žaltauskaitė and Airidas Skublickas from Lithuania and Ji Young Kim from South Korea have received special commission diplomas.
This year has shown that more and more artists are becoming aware of the competition, and the number of entries for their competition is growing. The competition was attended by artists from different backgrounds, works of both young debutors and recognized artists, says Laima Kėrienė, the chairman of the contest, Professor of the Vilnius Academy of Arts, Artist-Jeweler.
The theme of this year's contest was social, and it was aimed at reflecting the topicalities in the world. 72 jewelers from 14 countries took part in the international jewelery contest "Random Rapid Heartbeats". Jewellers from Lithuania, Poland, Iran, Russia, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, China, South Korea, Taiwan, USA and other countries competed for the name of the winners.
According to the chairman of the competition commission, thanks to the annual jewelery art competitions published by Amber Trip, the world is becoming more and more widely known about Lithuania, especially among professional jewelers, curators and galleries.
Amber Trip's international jewelery art contests are an important event for Lithuanian artists as well - an opportunity for Lithuanian artists to break away from on-demand creations, where jewelery visions are brought to the customers and often lead to creative decisions. The art competition frees thinking and rises to a higher level. and is available in virtual space. Creating an opportunity to present authors, creators to performers and assessors, and exhibition organizers around the world, says Prof. L. Kėrienė.
The Moment by German artist Sharareh Aghaei was awarded as the best work with amber, and the award as the best object was awarded to Lithuanian jeweler Brigita Rodaitė for the work Attachment. In the jewelery category, the nomination was for two works: Jeweler Michal Owczarek (Poland) for Imperceptibly and Irena Žukauskytė (Lithuania) for Outgoing. The public sympathy prize for the jewelery Heartbeat went to Ieva Zigunskaya from Lithuania.
Four artists Lauryna Kiskytė, Agnė Žaltauskaitė and Airidas Skublickas from Lithuania and Ji Young Kim from South Korea have received special commission diplomas.
This year has shown that more and more artists are becoming aware of the competition, and the number of entries for their competition is growing. The competition was attended by artists from different backgrounds, works of both young debutors and recognized artists, says Laima Kėrienė, the chairman of the contest, Professor of the Vilnius Academy of Arts, Artist-Jeweler.
The theme of this year's contest was social, and it was aimed at reflecting the topicalities in the world. 72 jewelers from 14 countries took part in the international jewelery contest "Random Rapid Heartbeats". Jewellers from Lithuania, Poland, Iran, Russia, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, China, South Korea, Taiwan, USA and other countries competed for the name of the winners.
According to the chairman of the competition commission, thanks to the annual jewelery art competitions published by Amber Trip, the world is becoming more and more widely known about Lithuania, especially among professional jewelers, curators and galleries.
Amber Trip's international jewelery art contests are an important event for Lithuanian artists as well - an opportunity for Lithuanian artists to break away from on-demand creations, where jewelery visions are brought to the customers and often lead to creative decisions. The art competition frees thinking and rises to a higher level. and is available in virtual space. Creating an opportunity to present authors, creators to performers and assessors, and exhibition organizers around the world, says Prof. L. Kėrienė.
Necklace: End to End, 2015
Vintage Leather glove, copper, thread, elastic band.
40 x 48 x 7 cm
Awarded at: Amber Trip Award 2019
The Grand Prix.
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Brooch: Momentos, 2019
Amber, silver, metal mesh, resin epoxy, stainless steel.
8.5 x 8 x 4 cm
Awarded at: Amber Trip Award 2019
The best work with amber.
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Brooch: Still No Reply Widening Circles, 2019
Awarded at: Amber Trip Award 2019
Special commission diplomas.
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Object: Ex-voto SE!9, 2019
Aluminum
Awarded at: Amber Trip Award 2019
Special commission diplomas.
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Object: The attachment, 2019
Wood, silver 925, silk thread.
30 x 29 cm
Awarded at: Amber Trip 2019
Detail view.
The best object.
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Object: Pear's core, 2019
Copper, silver.
13 x 7 x 3 cm
Awarded at: Amber Trip Award 2019
Special commission diplomas.
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Brooch: Anxiety, 2019
Recycled paper, painting, silver, stainless steel.
8.5 x 6 x 1.2 cm
Awarded at: Amber Trip Award 2019
Special commission diplomas.
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Object: Hearts beat, 2019
Bronze
13 x 7 cm
Awarded at: Amber Trip Award 2019
The public sympathy prize.
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Brooch: For Outgoing, 2019
Wood, silver, glass, bread, steel.
4.5 x 3.5 cm
Awarded at: Amber Trip Award 2019
Nominated at Jewelry Category.
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Set: Imperceptibly, 2019
Epoxy resin, brass, amber.
6.5 x 4.7 x 3.8 cm
Award at the category of jewellery.
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