Selected Artists at Art Jewelry Night Budapest 2019
Exhibition
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20 Sep 2019
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20 Oct 2019
Published: 13.08.2019
György Ráth Villa
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Brooch: Dear Danube, 2019
Sterling silver, gold plated, mother of pearl, paper, plastic, traditional lacquer.
18 x 7.5 x 1.5 cm
Photo by: Kwang Choon Park
From series: Back of the Moon
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This year, on the 20th of September, the Art Jewelry Night will be held for the fifth time, featuring the works of outstanding national and international jewelry designers.
This time, the organizers launched an open international competition called CONTROLS / CTRL + S. The material of the exhibition was selected out of more than 130 applicant's 230 entries, by a professional jury. The exhibition will showcase the artworks of 48 chosen artists.
Artist list
Melis Agabigum, Bianka Bori, Isabelle Busnel, Anna Börcsök, Roxana Casale, Szidónia Csiki, Ildikó Dánfalvi, Lena Marie Echelle, Veronika Fazekas, Fruzsi Fekete, Eva Fernandez, Motoko Furuhashi, Erika Fülöp, Lucia Gamanová, Noémi Gera, Susanne Hammer, Laura Hanisch, Kinga Huber, Benjamin Kellogg, Ji Young Kim, Eszter Sára Kocsor, Joshua Kosker, Emilie LE DEZ, Ariel Lavian, Orsolya Losonczy, Malgorzata Misiak-Orlovic, Viktoria Münzker, Constantinos Papadoukas, Maria Eugenia Ramos, Mária Roskó, Marita Sario, Lynne Speake, Philipp Spillmann, Aliki Stroumpouli, Herman Sun, Sapi Szilágyi, Gabriella Veszprémi, Fanni Vékony, Molly Wang, Monica Wickström, Elli Xippa, Snem Yildirim, Marina Zachou, Mai Zarkawy, Anna Zeibig, Xihan Zhai, Iris de Vries, Luca Újvári-Zsiga
Their pieces will be exhibited in the beautiful György Ráth villa, that is part of the Museum of Applied Arts Budapest.
The member of the impartial jury was Jorge Manilla, a Mexican-born jewelry designer; Erato Kouloubi and Niki Stylianou, jewelry designers from Greece, who are also the organizers of Athen Jewelry Week; and last but not least from Hungary, Etentuk Inemesit who is the editor-in-chief of Artlocator magazine.
Novelty, conception, choice of materials, craftsmanship and aesthetics were the main factors during the selection process.
The member of the impartial jury was Jorge Manilla, a Mexican-born jewelry designer; Erato Kouloubi and Niki Stylianou, jewelry designers from Greece, who are also the organizers of Athen Jewelry Week; and last but not least from Hungary, Etentuk Inemesit who is the editor-in-chief of Artlocator magazine.
Novelty, conception, choice of materials, craftsmanship and aesthetics were the main factors during the selection process.
Necklace: Soul Mates, 2016
Mild steel, lacquer.
15 x 14.5 x 4 cm
Photo by: Ildikó Dánfalvi
The Fise Award at Art Jewelry Night Budapest 2019.
My work is my biography. In my creation, my memories, my origins, my roots, traditions, places that are emotionally connected to me, have a big impact on me, everything that happens around me. Traditions inspire. I was born as one of the twins. This fact has deeply influenced and shaped my life. I am interested in how this deep bond between two identical people, siamese and identical twins, effects and shapes their physical and emotional condition. What does it mean in their search and longing for a soul-mate where two bodies or two souls grew together. Does One body have two souls or two bodies have one soul? The work presented is reminiscent of human organs that exist and function as a dependant pair. They appear symmetrical but are in fact different. My jewellery is a symbiosis between body and emotion-material and texture, the physical and the meta-physical that aims to create an ever-flowing exchange and tension between one and the other. I understand my jewellery as the symbolic embodiment of an inner condition.
My work is my biography. In my creation, my memories, my origins, my roots, traditions, places that are emotionally connected to me, have a big impact on me, everything that happens around me. Traditions inspire. I was born as one of the twins. This fact has deeply influenced and shaped my life. I am interested in how this deep bond between two identical people, siamese and identical twins, effects and shapes their physical and emotional condition. What does it mean in their search and longing for a soul-mate where two bodies or two souls grew together. Does One body have two souls or two bodies have one soul? The work presented is reminiscent of human organs that exist and function as a dependant pair. They appear symmetrical but are in fact different. My jewellery is a symbiosis between body and emotion-material and texture, the physical and the meta-physical that aims to create an ever-flowing exchange and tension between one and the other. I understand my jewellery as the symbolic embodiment of an inner condition.
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Brooch: Past and Present, 2019
Brass, wood, artificial plants.
9.5 x 17 x 3 cm
Photo by: Motoko Furuhashi
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Set: Ya Zi, 2019
Silver, Indonesian pipe jade, tanzanite, sapphire, spinel.
17.8 x 3.3 x 4.2 cm
Pendants and rings.
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Necklace: Geometric Exercises #w_g, 2019
Wood, melamine, textile.
L: 80 cm
Photo by: Susanne Hammer
From series: Geometric Exercises
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Body piece: Untitled, 2018
Rock crystal, pigment, silver.
9.5 x 10.5 x 5 cm
Photo by: Xihan Zhai
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Necklace: System Tube Chain, 2018
Stainless steel, steel.
51 x 31 x 6.2 cm
Photo by: Benjamin Kellogg
From series: Closer Approximations
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Collar: Animal Instinct, 2019
Brass, bronze, driftwood, rubies, silver 925, rabbit skull, mother of pearl, ink, micro-granules.
27 x 18 x 7 cm
Photo by: Viktoria Münzker Ferus
From series: Cycles of Nature
The Art magazine Award at Art Jewelry Night Budapest 2019.
Nature has rules. But nature is also chaos. It has multiple possibilities. Amidst the chaos, there is harmony. The freedom of expression lies in nature. We are controlling our outer expressions. We make rules for ourselves because we want to know how far we are willing to go. We go beyond the limits and break the rules because we want to know ourselves. Animals Instinct necklace is made off traditional jewelry materials like metal or mother of pearl, but also an animal skull. The construction is inspired by the natural form of a medusa and Lillies. When you change your point of view, you will see either chaos and confusion, or you will experience creativity and communication.
Nature has rules. But nature is also chaos. It has multiple possibilities. Amidst the chaos, there is harmony. The freedom of expression lies in nature. We are controlling our outer expressions. We make rules for ourselves because we want to know how far we are willing to go. We go beyond the limits and break the rules because we want to know ourselves. Animals Instinct necklace is made off traditional jewelry materials like metal or mother of pearl, but also an animal skull. The construction is inspired by the natural form of a medusa and Lillies. When you change your point of view, you will see either chaos and confusion, or you will experience creativity and communication.
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Necklace: Saved Second, 2019
925 silver, PLA.
25 x 6 x 6 cm
Photo by: Soma Rétfalvi
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Ring: Mirror in mirror, 2018
Stainless steel, silver, zirconia.
3.5 x 4 x 3.7 cm
Photo by: Eszter Sara Kocsor
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Ring: Deformation as an object, 2018
Copper
7.6 x 6.4 x 5.1 cm
Photo by: Ariel Lavian
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Object: Ambigous l, 2019
Silver 925 rhodium platted, ebony wood.
5 x 5 x 5 cm
Photo by: Constantinos Papadoukas
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Glasses: Tear Troughs, 2017
Resin
14 x 6 x 4 cm
Photo by: Rolf Hensel
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Brooch: Rhizome No.2, 2019
Oxidized copper, sponge, leather cord, silver steel.
7.5 x 4 x 75 cm
Photo by: Molly Wang
From series: Rhizome
No centrality, no hierarchy, no expectation, no restriction.
Molly's work is inspired by her passion for metalsmithing as it’s a low-tech and slow process allows for a more intimate relationship between her and her pieces. She enjoys the possibility of changing and creative freedom during making. They’re not planned nor can be fixed to a singular form. From the signifier to the signified, she creates the rhizome pieces to tell an expanding way of thinking and making, rather than the simple right way. She encourages wearers to experience the creative making process by observing and wearing her pieces in diverse ways without expectation and enjoy the freedom of wearing.
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György Ráth Villa
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- Management:
- Anna Börcsök
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