Stephanie Penner. Pforzheim University School of Design, BA Jewellery Design. Selected Graduate 2018
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Published: 23.07.2018
Necklace: Teddy, 2018
Silver 925, deer-leather.
14 x 9 x 5 cm
Photo by: Petra Jaschke
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A part of Steffi´s degree work was a short Interview with her grandparents. In this film, her grandmother demonstrates how they used to play with paper cut dolls when they were children. In this film, she demonstrates how the children learned to make simple paper dolls and furniture to have fun with limited space and money. All was needed were paper, a pair of scissors, some imagination and the space of a kitchen table. When dinner was ready the miniature world was folded and put back in between the pages of a book until there was time to play again.
Steffi´s work values the time we need to play. And the creative power of a pair of scissors.
/ Professor Andreas Gut
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