New Member of Klimt02
The Artist shows jewellery dedicated to Kitsch. She creates opulent, baroque like collages from lavishly used heirlooms, recycled materials and valuable materials to achieve pleasant absurdity.
Carolin Denter
Jeweller
Published: 27.07.2017
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gmx.deNeckpiece: Exploding Grandma II, 2017
Pearls, textile, glass beads, vintage glass stones, nylon, rose quarz, silk, fake fur, agate
45 x 28 x 4 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
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Neckpiece: Exploding Grandma II, 2017
Pearls, textile, glass beads, vintage glass stones, nylon, rose quarz, silk, fake fur, agate
45 x 28 x 4 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
Back view
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Neckpiece: Exploding Grandma I, 2017
Pearls, nylon, vintage glass stones, silver, gold, brass, amethyste
30 x 16 x 4 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
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Neckpiece: Exploding Grandma I, 2017
Pearls, nylon, vintage glass stones, silver, gold, brass, amethyste
30 x 16 x 4 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
On Model
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Neckpiece: Exploding Grandma III, 2017
Pearls, silver, gold, brass, vintage brooches, vintage necklaces
30 x 25 x 5 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
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Bracelet: My favourite Mistake, 2017
Hematite, pearls, gold plated brass, silver, nylon, amethyste, resin
12 x 10 x 5 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
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Neckpiece: I want it all, 2017
Pearls, resin, pigment, vintage glass stones, silver, silk, agate
60 x 10 x 2 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
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Neckpiece: I want it all, 2017
Pearls, resin, pigment, vintage glass stones, silver, silk, agate
60 x 10 x 2 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
On model
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Brooch: Why not?, 2017
Nylon, textile, rubber, steel
5 x 8 x 5 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
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Brooch: Why not?, 2017
Nylon, textile, rubber, steel
5 x 8 x 5 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
On model
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Brooch: Exploding Grandma IV, 2017
Pearls, nylon, Plastic, cubic zirconia, silver
4 x 4,5 x 2 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
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Brooch: Exploding Grandma IV, 2017
Pearls, nylon, Plastic, cubic zirconia, silver
4 x 4,5 x 2 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
On model
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Brooch: Take your pleasure seriously, 2017
Fake fur, aluminium, pearls, nylon, steel
8 x 3 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
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Brooch: Take your pleasure seriously, 2017
Fake fur, aluminium, pearls, nylon, steel
8 x 3 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Kitsch
On model
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Carolin completed her training as Goldsmith at Master School for Craftsmen in Kaiserslautern in 2013. In 2015 she made an Internship at Klimt02, where she is working since 2016 as Content Manager. In 2017 she graduated as Bachelor of Fine Arts in Gemstone and Jewellery at Univeristy of Applied Science Trier, Campus Idar-Oberstein. After her graduation she started working part time as Marketing and Designmanagement Assistance at Campus Idar-Oberstein in the Gemstone and Jewellery Departement.
Statement
My collection is dedicated to Kitsch! Contrary to the opinion that kitsch and art are something unconnected, in my opinion it is two strongly linked topics. As an emotional person I do not constantly try to analyze my environment. Sometimes I like to sink into aesthetic self-forgetfulness. I let myself be impressed by beauty and i like to indulge to an sentimental spectacle. The artificial charm of kitsch is what fascinates me about it. The easy provoked emotions, the perceived pointlessness. The creation of my pieces is connected with learned reaction patterns, enriched by experience and emotions. This creates opulent, baroque like collages from lavishly used heirlooms, recycled materials and valuable materials. I want to achieve pleasant absurdity. Regardless of these influences, I strive to create pieces to suffuse the wearer with proud and pleasure.CV 
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New Member of Klimt02
The Artist shows jewellery dedicated to Kitsch. She creates opulent, baroque like collages from lavishly used heirlooms, recycled materials and valuable materials to achieve pleasant absurdity.
The Artist shows jewellery dedicated to Kitsch. She creates opulent, baroque like collages from lavishly used heirlooms, recycled materials and valuable materials to achieve pleasant absurdity.
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