Karl Fritsch Jewelry - ach so -
Exhibition
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08 Nov 2013
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17 Nov 2013
Published: 08.11.2013
gallery deux poissons
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deuxpoissons.com
- Phone:
- 81 0 3 5795 0451
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- Management:
- Tomohiko Mori
The exhibition title “ach so” (“I see!” in English) has similar meaning and pronunciation both in German and Japanese. You will find brilliant jewelries in the unique exhibition setting that was done by the artist himself.
Artist list
Karl Fritsch
gallery deux poissons holds solo exhibition of New Zealand based German jewelry artist, Karl Fritsch. His unique rings are highly evaluated internationally; also they have been attracting Japanese audience. In this show, Fritsch presents approximately 60 rings in addition to some brooches and pendants. Rings are made in gold and silver together with diamonds, rubies, sapphires etc.
The exhibition title “ach so” (“I see!” in English) has similar meaning and pronunciation both in German and Japanese. You will find brilliant jewelries in the unique exhibition setting that was done by the artist himself.
The exhibition title “ach so” (“I see!” in English) has similar meaning and pronunciation both in German and Japanese. You will find brilliant jewelries in the unique exhibition setting that was done by the artist himself.
Remarks
Opening reception: 18:30 - 21:00 h on Nov. 8, FridayRing: Untitled, 1998
Silver, goldplated, rubies, saphires, emeralds
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Ring: Untitled, 2013
9 ct palladium white gold, red, green+white diamonds
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Ring: Untitled, 2012
Silver, natural color, brown and white diamonds
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Ring: Untitled, 2013
9 ct gold, ruby, little blue+green diamonds, cognac color diamond, blue + green cubic zirkonia
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gallery deux poissons
- Mail:
- infodeuxpoissons.com
- Phone:
- 81 0 3 5795 0451
- 81 0 3 5795 0452
- Management:
- Tomohiko Mori
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