Alma Lion. Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art. New Talent Award Nominee 2021
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Published: 19.07.2021
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Alma's work is a realization of a sensitive and conscious view of the links between environment, body and object.
/Uri Samet, Head of the department
Name of graduation student: Alma Lion
Name of guiding teachers: Yael Ouliel, Eyal Schoenbaum
Nominated by Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art, Ramat Gan, Israel
Our new graduate, Alma lion is a bright, intelligent, highly motivated, eco-conscious student. Her final project represents impressive year-long research and study of local, accessible and essential materials from which she strenuously handcrafted delicate and temporary wearable jewelry pieces that characterize the fragile and unstable state in which we all live in. Her work is a realization of a sensitive and conscious view of the links between environment, body and object.
/Uri Samet, Head of the department
Summary of the Master Thesis:
Culture attests to us as a society and is vital to our survival just as jewellery is a mark of identity.
During my exploration of responsible materials alternatives, I have searched high and low across the land, searching for simple, local, available materials. I returned to 'primitive' strategies and manipulations, such as multitude, laboriousness, kneading, drying and casting. The five necklaces that I have crafted are fragile and temporary, and as such, simulate this country's liquid borders and volatile politics. They recount the process of becoming, as well as the story of the place we live in, and our identity within it.
/Alma Lion
More work and contacts:
Email: Almalion88@gmail.com
Instagram: alma.lion
Website: almalion
Phone: 0526319196
Find out more about the courses at Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art
Name of guiding teachers: Yael Ouliel, Eyal Schoenbaum
Nominated by Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art, Ramat Gan, Israel
Our new graduate, Alma lion is a bright, intelligent, highly motivated, eco-conscious student. Her final project represents impressive year-long research and study of local, accessible and essential materials from which she strenuously handcrafted delicate and temporary wearable jewelry pieces that characterize the fragile and unstable state in which we all live in. Her work is a realization of a sensitive and conscious view of the links between environment, body and object.
/Uri Samet, Head of the department
Summary of the Master Thesis:
Culture attests to us as a society and is vital to our survival just as jewellery is a mark of identity.
During my exploration of responsible materials alternatives, I have searched high and low across the land, searching for simple, local, available materials. I returned to 'primitive' strategies and manipulations, such as multitude, laboriousness, kneading, drying and casting. The five necklaces that I have crafted are fragile and temporary, and as such, simulate this country's liquid borders and volatile politics. They recount the process of becoming, as well as the story of the place we live in, and our identity within it.
/Alma Lion
More work and contacts:
Email: Almalion88@gmail.com
Instagram: alma.lion
Website: almalion
Phone: 0526319196
Find out more about the courses at Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art
Necklace: Across the Land, 2021
Earth, rusted iron, rusted Steel.
35 x 2 x 600 cm
Photo by: Shlomi Bernthal
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Necklace: Across the Land, 2021
Earth, rusted iron, rusted Steel.
35 x 2 x 600 cm
On body
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Necklace: Across the Land, 2021
Salt.
40 x 5 x 100 cm
Photo by: Shlomi Bernthal
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Necklace: Across the Land, 2021
Salt.
40 x 5 x 100 cm
Photo by: Shai Franco
On body
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Necklace: Across the Land, 2021
Sand, tar.
35 x 5 x 55 cm
Photo by: Shlomi Bernthal
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Necklace: Across the Land, 2021
Sand, tar.
35 x 5 x 55 cm
On body
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Necklace: Across the Land, 2021
Earth, olive branch.
34 x 3 x 34 cm
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Necklace: Across the Land, 2021
Potsherds.
35 x 10 x 25 cm
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