Annelies Planteydt
Jeweller
Published: 31.07.2020
Necklace: Beautiful City - White Water, 2020
Freshwater pearls, porcelain, Japanese glass beads, white gold, yarn.
63 cm
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Earrings: Beautiful City - White Drops, 2020
Freshwater pearls, porcelain, sterling silver, yarn.
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Earrings: Beautiful City - White Drops, 2020
Freshwater pearls, porcelain, sterling silver, yarn.
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Earrings: Beautiful City - White Drops, 2020
Freshwater pearls, porcelain, sterling silver, yarn.
Photo by: Vermetfotografie
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Necklace: Beautiful City-Necklace and Silk Handkerchief, 2017
Gold, pigment, Guo Su silk handkerchief
36 x 27 cm
From series: Beautiful City Album
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Necklace: Beautiful City-Necklace and Dish with Marbles, 2017
Akoya pearl, freshwater pearls, ceramic bowl, Kremnica glass marbles
21 x 21 cm
From series: Beautiful City Album
Unique piece
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Necklace: Beautiful City - Mineral Moment, 2013
Tantalum, silver alloy, pigments
18 x 27 cm
Necklace numbered and signed.
Special piece designed for Klimt02 Gallery
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Necklace: Beautiful City - Mineral Moment 2, 2013
Tantalum, silver alloy, pigments
18 x 27 cm
Necklace numbered and signed.
Special piece designed for Klimt02 Gallery
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Necklace: Beautiful City-Purple Room with Garnets, 2007
Gold, tantalum, garnet, pigments
Necklace numbered and signed
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Necklace: Beautiful City-Purple Green Room with jet and Diamonds, 2007
Gold, titanium, jet, diamond, pigments
Necklace numbered and signed
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Earrings: Crystals, 2019
Titanium
4 cm
Multiple
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Necklace: Beautiful City-Mira Magical Quarter
Gold, tantalum, pigment
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Necklace: Beautiful city red purple land, 2005/2008
Gold
24 x 30 cm
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Necklace: Beautiful City-Purple Blue Windows
Tantalum, titanium, pigment
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Necklace: Beautiful City-Purple Gold Quarters, 2009
Gold, tantalum, pigment
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Necklace: Beautiful City-Rote Goldene Kammer Grüne Laube
Gold, pigment, tantalum, saffron
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Necklace: Beautiful City-Black Crystal Pink Stairs, 2015
Gold, Tantalum, Pigment.
18 x 27 cm Phase 1, 36 x 12 cm Phase 2
Necklace numbered and signed.
Work designed for Klimt02 Gallery for the exhibition To Recover in 2015
Work designed for Klimt02 Gallery for the exhibition To Recover in 2015
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Annelies Planteydt, 1956, born in Rotterdam / The Netherlands. Artist that lives and works in Kapelle/Biezelinge, studied at Technical school Schoonhoven and The Rietveld Academy Amsterdam and has works at the following collections: Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, NL, Museum Boijmans van Beuningen, Rotterdam, NL, Kunstmuseum, The Hague, NL, Museum Arnhem, Arnhem, NL, CODA, Apeldoorn, NL, Textielmuseum, Tilburg, NL, Design Museum, Den Bosch, NL, Zeeuws Museum, Middelburg, NL, Marzee collection, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, NL, Knapp collection, New York, US, Rotasa Foundation, US, Helen Williams Drutt collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, US, Slovak National Gallery, Bratislava, SK, Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris-FR, Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim, DE, Neue Sammlung, Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich, DE, RCA collection/V&A Museum, London, UK. Winner of the 2006 Herbert Hoffmann Prize, Munich.
Statement
Beautiful city is the common title of my work since 2000.I am working on involving time and transformation in my work, through perception, thinking and acting i am trying to show the transition in between these dimensions. Each time you see two fases of one necklace: the fase of invention and the fase of wearing the piece. I am fascinated by the difference that appears in the transition from one to the other. By wearing the necklace you make it to your own, but you don’t lose it’s basic structure, you can restore it whenever you want to. Time goes on repeating itself differently.
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