Schmuckmelange. Die KunstModeDesign Herbststrasse. Degree Show 2020

Exhibition / OnlineOnly NewTalentsByKlimt02 / 21 Dec 2020 - 31 Dec 2020

Published: 30.11.2020

Schmuckmelange. Die KunstModeDesign Herbststrasse. Degree Show 2020.

Die KunstModeDesign Herbststrasse. Evening College JewelleryDesign

: Herbststraße 104
1160 - Vienna
AUSTRIA

: Website Die KunstModeDesign Herbststrasse; Facebook Herbststrasse; Instagram Herbststrasse; Instagram Schmuckmelange Degree Show

Mail:: kontaktherbststrasse.at; birgit.wiesingerherbststrasse.at; schmuckmelangegmail.com

Phone:: +43 (0) 1 492 09 70

Management:: Lucia Torres Venegas

Head piece: Penthesilea by Anja Doppler.Silver, polymer clay, resin, cotton.. 2020.From series: Warrior WomenStatment: Warrior Women is a small series consisting of two diadems: Penthesilea (named after the amazon queen) and Diana (goddess of the hunt). This jewelry is dedicated to all women who fight for themselves and their values. Who give other people strength and courage..

Earrings: Octagon by Maria Eisenbauer.Silver, aluminum.. 2020.From series: The Measure of ThingsStatement: This work is about proportions in jewelry, measured by the characteristics of size, weight, and shape. To determine the extent these dimensions influence the wearing comfort of jewelry, they were varied and applied to three different pairs of earrings. The shapes of my earrings derived from classical shapes known in the Renaissance: circle, triangle, and octagon..

Ring: Nº 1 Velvet by Lena Glieber.Silver 925, velvet, wool.. 2020.From series: Viennese CoffeehouseStatement: Vienna is not just a big city - Vienna is a mood, a way of life. Nothing reflects the “Viennese charm” as concretely as the traditional Viennese Coffeehouse. 3 signet rings capture the atmosphere of a classic Viennese Coffeehouse and symbolically contribute to the maintenance of this institution..

Ring: Wiener Sprachbilder by Lisa Harlander.Silver, gold plated.. 2020.2.2 x 0.9 x 2.5 cmStatement: This group of works pays homage to the Viennese language. Viennese may sound incomprehensible to many people, but it is unmistakable on the other hand. With the help of jewelry, this bizarre language and the feeling for “Viennese” as an attitude to life and language should be transferred. The jewelry objects of this group of works are a personal artistic interpretation of the Viennese language and represent a (not so serious) translation of it into the medium of jewelry..

Body piece: Hybrid aus Mode und Schmuck by Caroline Klenner.Silver, brass.. 2020.Photo by: Caroline KlennerStatement: The hybrid arose from the idea of creating something new in which jewelry and fashion are equal and simultaneously combined into one object. I intend to go beyond boundaries and to show that there are no limits to art..

Set: The Beauty I and The Beauty II by Valentina Rigger.Brass blackened.. 2020.Shoulder piece: 57 x 28 cm; Bracelet: 18.5 x 7 cm.From series: The BeautyShoulder piece and bracelet.
. Statement: "Beauty is omnipresent". These pieces of body jewelry were created regarding the theoretical aspects of beauty while filtering out parameters for beauty and transferring these to jewelry. To create “beautiful" pieces, four mathematical parameters occurring in nature were considered: the golden ratio, the Fibonacci sequence, as well as recurring structures, patterns, and symmetries..

Brooch: Untitled by Natalia Sharova.Iron, silver, stainless steel.. 2020.6.7 x 4.7 x 3.4 cm.Photo by: Maria GärberStatement: These jewelry pieces are inspired by a famous historical Viennese greenhouse, the Schönbrunner Palmenhaus. Its dominating form, the curve, becomes the main motif in this series of jewelry. The material of choice is iron, the most important material during the industrial revolution, though not as popular in jewelry making..

Pin: Tupu I by Lucia Torres Venegas.Silver.. 2020.0.52 x 1.55 x 0.3 cm.Photo by: Sabrina KarahodzicStatement: The tupu has been a traditional piece of jewelry for many centuries in Peru and the Andean landscape. Traditionally worn by women throughout different classes in precolonial society it always made a statement about the wearer’s status. With the colonization of South America, drastic shifts happened in societal structure and distribution of power. My piece of work focuses on oppression as well as on current struggles and resistances of women in Latin America against neo-colonialism and patriarchy..

Earrings: Traditional by Birgit Wimmer.Thread, gold plated silver.. 2020.10.5 x 6.0 cm.Photo by: Stefan Dorn.From series: Precious FragileStatement: What is precious? These pieces of jewelry illustrate the transformation of surface textures and thus in aesthetics, caused by chemical processes. They explore the value of decomposing materials from the change to fragility until total decay and highlight the potential and beauty of what is traditionally regarded as unattractive and of little value..

Ring: Der Biss by Marion Wind.Silver, Fimo, gold leaf.. 2020.Photo by: Marion Wind.From series: Schmucke KöstlichkeitenStatement: Gold not only fascinates with its yellowish shiny surface but is also very tasty. As a refinement technique, gold does not even stop at delicacies. The jewelry pieces are inspired by the colors and diverse shapes of sweet delicacies. Within those pieces, the surface technique of gold leaf gets a glance into the artistic world of jewelry design..

Hairpiece: Untitled by Angelina Beyer.Clasp: gold plated 925 silver. Chopstick: oxidized 925 silver, brass.. 2020.Clasp: 6.5 x 5 x 4 cm; Chopstick: 16 x 0.5 cm.From series: Die Wiederbelebung des HaarschmucksMultiple pieceStatement: Finding "good jewelry" for your hair is often not that easy. In our culture, hair accessories are predominantly consumer products that are disposed of after a few weeks. The unique series includes clips and chopsticks that hold the hair in place. The sticks can be extended with various attachments to bring the wearers' hair into focus..

Anja Doppler
Head piece: Penthesilea, 2020
Silver, polymer clay, resin, cotton.
From series: Warrior Women

Statment: Warrior Women is a small series consisting of two diadems: Penthesilea (named after the amazon queen) and Diana (goddess of the hunt). This jewelry is dedicated to all women who fight for themselves and their values. Who give other people strength and courage.

Maria Eisenbauer
Earrings: Octagon, 2020
Silver, aluminum.
From series: The Measure of Things

Statement: This work is about proportions in jewelry, measured by the characteristics of size, weight, and shape. To determine the extent these dimensions influence the wearing comfort of jewelry, they were varied and applied to three different pairs of earrings. The shapes of my earrings derived from classical shapes known in the Renaissance: circle, triangle, and octagon.

Lena Glieber
Ring: Nº 1 Velvet, 2020
Silver 925, velvet, wool.
From series: Viennese Coffeehouse

Statement: Vienna is not just a big city - Vienna is a mood, a way of life. Nothing reflects the “Viennese charm” as concretely as the traditional Viennese Coffeehouse. 3 signet rings capture the atmosphere of a classic Viennese Coffeehouse and symbolically contribute to the maintenance of this institution.

Lisa Harlander
Ring: Wiener Sprachbilder, 2020
Silver, gold plated.
2.2 x 0.9 x 2.5 cm

Statement: This group of works pays homage to the Viennese language. Viennese may sound incomprehensible to many people, but it is unmistakable on the other hand. With the help of jewelry, this bizarre language and the feeling for “Viennese” as an attitude to life and language should be transferred. The jewelry objects of this group of works are a personal artistic interpretation of the Viennese language and represent a (not so serious) translation of it into the medium of jewelry.

Caroline Klenner
Body piece: Hybrid aus Mode und Schmuck, 2020
Silver, brass.
Photo by: Caroline Klenner

Statement: The hybrid arose from the idea of creating something new in which jewelry and fashion are equal and simultaneously combined into one object. I intend to go beyond boundaries and to show that there are no limits to art.

Valentina Rigger
Set: The Beauty I and The Beauty II, 2020
Brass blackened.
Shoulder piece: 57 x 28 cm; Bracelet: 18.5 x 7 cm
From series: The Beauty

Shoulder piece and bracelet.
Statement: "Beauty is omnipresent". These pieces of body jewelry were created regarding the theoretical aspects of beauty while filtering out parameters for beauty and transferring these to jewelry. To create “beautiful" pieces, four mathematical parameters occurring in nature were considered: the golden ratio, the Fibonacci sequence, as well as recurring structures, patterns, and symmetries.

Natalia Sharova
Brooch: Untitled, 2020
Iron, silver, stainless steel.
6.7 x 4.7 x 3.4 cm
Photo by: Maria Gärber

Statement: These jewelry pieces are inspired by a famous historical Viennese greenhouse, the Schönbrunner Palmenhaus. Its dominating form, the curve, becomes the main motif in this series of jewelry. The material of choice is iron, the most important material during the industrial revolution, though not as popular in jewelry making.

Lucia Torres Venegas
Pin: Tupu I, 2020
Silver.
0.52 x 1.55 x 0.3 cm
Photo by: Sabrina Karahodzic

Statement: The tupu has been a traditional piece of jewelry for many centuries in Peru and the Andean landscape. Traditionally worn by women throughout different classes in precolonial society it always made a statement about the wearer’s status. With the colonization of South America, drastic shifts happened in societal structure and distribution of power. My piece of work focuses on oppression as well as on current struggles and resistances of women in Latin America against neo-colonialism and patriarchy.

Birgit Wimmer
Earrings: Traditional, 2020
Thread, gold plated silver.
10.5 x 6.0 cm
Photo by: Stefan Dorn
From series: Precious Fragile

Statement: What is precious? These pieces of jewelry illustrate the transformation of surface textures and thus in aesthetics, caused by chemical processes. They explore the value of decomposing materials from the change to fragility until total decay and highlight the potential and beauty of what is traditionally regarded as unattractive and of little value.

Marion Wind
Ring: Der Biss, 2020
Silver, Fimo, gold leaf.
Photo by: Marion Wind
From series: Schmucke Köstlichkeiten

Statement: Gold not only fascinates with its yellowish shiny surface but is also very tasty. As a refinement technique, gold does not even stop at delicacies. The jewelry pieces are inspired by the colors and diverse shapes of sweet delicacies. Within those pieces, the surface technique of gold leaf gets a glance into the artistic world of jewelry design.

Angelina Beyer
Hairpiece: Untitled, 2020
Clasp: gold plated 925 silver. Chopstick: oxidized 925 silver, brass.
Clasp: 6.5 x 5 x 4 cm; Chopstick: 16 x 0.5 cm
From series: Die Wiederbelebung des Haarschmucks

Statement: Finding "good jewelry" for your hair is often not that easy. In our culture, hair accessories are predominantly consumer products that are disposed of after a few weeks. The unique series includes clips and chopsticks that hold the hair in place. The sticks can be extended with various attachments to bring the wearers' hair into focus.

The graduate class 2020 of the Jewellery Design College of the KunstModeDesign Herbststrasse shows their final diploma pieces in a virtual degree show. Due to current circumstances, this exhibition had to find a new location and found it on Social Media. Following one of our shows exhibited on Instagram in 2018, it was particularly appreciated the proximity to the visitors, the flexibility of the presentation, and the possibility of direct information.

Artist list

Angelina Beyer, Anja Doppler, Maria Eisenbauer, Lena Glieber, Lisa Harlander, Caroline Klenner, Valentina Rigger, Natalia Sharova, Lucia Torres Venegas, Birgit Wimmer, Marion Wind

The exhibition will take place within 11 days, from 21st to 31st of Dec, in which each student will take over the Instagram account @schmuckmelange.degreeshow for one day and will post photos of her work and an artist statement there. The limit will be of 3 posts per artist in order to be able to offer the visitors of the virtual exhibition a clear line despite the many different projects.

Guiding Teachers
Sonja Bischur, Nikolaus Egger, Hemma Pumhösl, Haldis Scheicher, Birgit Wiesinger, Petra Zimmermann, Elisabeth Drude.

Après Ski by Felix Malnig, Haldis Scheicher and Roland Ferrigato at Mürzzuschlag.

Die KunstModeDesign Herbststrasse. Evening College JewelleryDesign

: Herbststraße 104
1160 - Vienna
AUSTRIA

: Website Die KunstModeDesign Herbststrasse; Facebook Herbststrasse; Instagram Herbststrasse; Instagram Schmuckmelange Degree Show

Mail:: kontaktherbststrasse.at; birgit.wiesingerherbststrasse.at; schmuckmelangegmail.com

Phone:: +43 (0) 1 492 09 70

Management:: Lucia Torres Venegas

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