The Strength of Textile, Jewelry in Barcelona

Artist list

Agara Agirre, Andrea Barrera Velásquez, Irene Barrera, Carolina Bernachea, Evelyne Alice Bridier, Mercedes Carvallo, Christine Cook, Karen Gillis, Patricia Gurgel-Segrillo, Heng Lee, Ye-Jee Lee, Idoia Lizeaga Iturralde, Floor Max, Rafael Luis Alvarez Meinvielle, Margo Nelissen, Mabel Pena, Jo Pudelko, Mónica Pérez, Rachel Reilly, Shenhav Russo, Rita Soto, Nicole Uurbanus, Angelo Verga, Snem Yildirim

Following the experience acquired, as a curator, with Beyond Textile, jewelry made by twenty-one Argentine jewelry designers (presented in 5 European cities and one in Argentina), More than clogs and tulips ..., Dialogues from Holland (both) jewelry made by twenty Dutch jewelry designers (presented in 3 European cities), RED - BLACK, jewels, jewelery made by twenty-one Argentine jewelry designers (presented in 6 European cities), now Luis Acosta has curated and present Eloquence of the paper, jewelry and The strength of the textile, jewelry, each one with 24 designers of contemporary jewels of international renown.

This exhibition is not about the textile jewelry itself, but about something that suggests it, regardless of the material and technique used. It is the ambiguous concept of the textile jewelry where the quality of the textile materials is contrasted with the hardness and coldness of the metal.

The experience of each designer leads (sometimes unconsciously) to produce an object that is later catalogued into a discipline he had not taken into account. It is interesting to see, within that experimentation, the application of these materials that are transformed into delicate pieces delivering a unique aesthetic to each design. All the magic of a transformation, coupled with mastery in the design of jewelry, to deliver a mysterious message of love. It's a traveling exhibition that can be visited (for now) in Seville (Spain), Neuchâtel (Switzerland), Porto (Portugal), Madrid, Barcelona (Spain) and Enschede (the Netherlands) ...
 

Opening

22 Feb Saturday, 12:30 am.

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