Battle for Beauty with Philip Sajet
Published: 08.07.2020
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Ring: Red Shard, 2008
Red glass, niello on silver.
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The workshop is entrusted to guest teacher and artists, it is a great opportunity to exchange ideas with personalities from the jewellery world, which offer their point of view and suggest research paths that will certainly constitute a further reflection tool for your professional growth.
Morpheus is the god of dreams.
And Morf became a word for form.
What a nice conclusion.
A dream becomes Form.
First, there is “Nothing” then there is Something.
What fascinates me about beauty is that it borders so close to what is perceived as ugly and the exciting contradiction is that if one wants to find new forms of beauty, one must actually tap into the source of ugliness. Beauty takes many forms, I do not know them all. If the viewer looks longer to the work the creator has done to do create it, the work has won. Then the Battle for Beauty has taken place. To have the power to create a treasure, to hold in my closed hand that small, heavy and colourful object. To create that moment of surprise when I open my closed upward turned hand and show it to someone.
/ Philip Sajet
Dates: 12th of July - 16th of July, 2021. 40 hours.
Price: 1500 €.
Maximum students: 14.
Entry Level: C (Intermediate: if you already have skills, these courses will be useful for your next step towards more independent practice.)
About the teacher:
Philip Sajet was born in Amsterdam in 1953, decided to make jewellery on the last day of 1977 with the falling of the first snow of that year. In 1981, he left the Rietveld Academie, Apprenticed by Francesco Pavan in Padova Italy. In 1986, he held his first solo show by Galerie Louise Smit in Amsterdam Netherlands, and recently his 50th by Villadebondt in Gent Belgium.
And Morf became a word for form.
What a nice conclusion.
A dream becomes Form.
First, there is “Nothing” then there is Something.
What fascinates me about beauty is that it borders so close to what is perceived as ugly and the exciting contradiction is that if one wants to find new forms of beauty, one must actually tap into the source of ugliness. Beauty takes many forms, I do not know them all. If the viewer looks longer to the work the creator has done to do create it, the work has won. Then the Battle for Beauty has taken place. To have the power to create a treasure, to hold in my closed hand that small, heavy and colourful object. To create that moment of surprise when I open my closed upward turned hand and show it to someone.
/ Philip Sajet
Dates: 12th of July - 16th of July, 2021. 40 hours.
Price: 1500 €.
Maximum students: 14.
Entry Level: C (Intermediate: if you already have skills, these courses will be useful for your next step towards more independent practice.)
About the teacher:
Philip Sajet was born in Amsterdam in 1953, decided to make jewellery on the last day of 1977 with the falling of the first snow of that year. In 1981, he left the Rietveld Academie, Apprenticed by Francesco Pavan in Padova Italy. In 1986, he held his first solo show by Galerie Louise Smit in Amsterdam Netherlands, and recently his 50th by Villadebondt in Gent Belgium.
Ring: Black dotted floating stone, 2016
Niello on silver.
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
Ring: Gluering, 2015
Enamel on silver, gold, jade.
Photo by: Philip Sajet
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
Le Arti Orafe
- Mail:
- info
artiorafe.it
- Phone:
- +39 055 22 80 131
- Management:
- Giò Carbone
DEADLINE: 13/06/2021
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