Past and Present by Iris Bodemer
Exhibition
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12 Jan 2020
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18 Mar 2020
Published: 19.02.2020
Galerie Marzee
Pendant: Sound 3, 2019
Silver, tiger’s eye, thermoplastic.
11 x 13.5 x 1 cm
From series: Sound
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Estimated price: 4250 €

Iris Bodemer is an artist-led by instinct, with an unmistakable affinity for her materials. Ideas percolate in her mind over time and find a voice in her jewellery - things she cannot put into words.
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Iris Bodemer
I design jewellery just like I draw. The jewels are my drawings.
/ Iris Bodemer
Drawing into her materials, Iris explores their possibilities of use and expression and seeks simple solutions to the technical challenges of joining, closing, attaching. In one series of pendants, Juxtaposition, she considers how forms and structures come together, situating energetic, three-dimensional silver forms on top of – and in contrast to - a plain metal sheet. In Sound, Iris explores the noise, both aural and visual, of different elements and materials, combining silver and sections of tourmaline, sapphire, tiger’s eye and carnelian. Slices of beryl make symmetrical Rorschach-like patterns on silver brooches whilst elsewhere, metals and stones collide - aluminium and silver with fulgurite (fused quartz formed by lightning strikes on desert sand), agate and sapphires.
/ Lizzie Atkins
/ Iris Bodemer
Drawing into her materials, Iris explores their possibilities of use and expression and seeks simple solutions to the technical challenges of joining, closing, attaching. In one series of pendants, Juxtaposition, she considers how forms and structures come together, situating energetic, three-dimensional silver forms on top of – and in contrast to - a plain metal sheet. In Sound, Iris explores the noise, both aural and visual, of different elements and materials, combining silver and sections of tourmaline, sapphire, tiger’s eye and carnelian. Slices of beryl make symmetrical Rorschach-like patterns on silver brooches whilst elsewhere, metals and stones collide - aluminium and silver with fulgurite (fused quartz formed by lightning strikes on desert sand), agate and sapphires.
/ Lizzie Atkins
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