Erato Kouloubi
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Published: 25.04.2019
yahoo.comBrooch: Copycats I, 2019
Pasta, acrylics, epoxy, acrylic color, bronze.
9 x 10 cm, 8 x 9 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
Set of two brooches.
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Brooch: Happy Copycats, 2019
Pasta, acrylics, epoxy, acrylic color, bronze.
8 x 9 cm, 9 x 10 cm, 8 x 13 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
Set of three brooches.
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Pendant: Food Victim III, 2019
Pasta, acrylics, epoxy, acrylic color, bronze, rubber.
10 x 15 cm
Photo by: Costas Zissis
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Brooch: Food Victim 1, 2018
Pasta, acrylics, epoxy, bronze.
12 x 16 x 5 cm
Photo by: George Economopoulos
From series: Food Victim Collection
On Body.
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Brooch: Food Victim 1, 2018
Pasta, acrylics, epoxy, bronze.
12 x 16 x 5 cm
Photo by: George Economopoulos
From series: Food Victim Collection
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Brooch: Food Victim 1, 2018
Pasta, acrylics, epoxy, bronze.
12 x 16 x 5 cm
Photo by: George Economopoulos
From series: Food Victim Collection
Alternative view.
Original portrait: Coco Chanel by Man Ray.
Original portrait: Coco Chanel by Man Ray.
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Brooch: Food Victim 1, 2018
Pasta, acrylics, epoxy, bronze.
12 x 16 x 5 cm
Photo by: George Economopoulos
From series: Food Victim Collection
On body.
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Object: Victimism, 2018
Bronze, Plaster.
15 x 13 x 17 cm
Photo by: George Economopoulos
From series: Food Victim Collection
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Brooch: Asphyxia, 2015
Tar, bronze, pigment, wool, silver.
16 x 6 x 9 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
From series: Oh no! This is toxic
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Hand Piece: Chocolate Mousse, 2015
Tar, bronze, pigment.
3 x 3 x 6 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
From series: Oh no! This is toxic
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Neckpiece: Monomolecular, 2015
Tar, bronze, pigment, plastic bag.
50 x 20 x 4 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
From series: Oh no! This is toxic
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Ring: Tools, 2015
Tar, lightbulb, pigment, sand, bronze.
7 x 3 x 7 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
From series: Oh no! This is toxic
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Head Piece: Two bodies cannot occupy the same place, 2015
Tar, bronze, pigment, light bulb.
7 x 8 x 4 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
From series: Oh no! This is toxic
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Hand Piece: What earth taught me, 2015
Tar, bronze, wool, light bulb.
2 x 4 x 14 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
From series: Oh no! This is toxic
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Necklace: The leftovers of another life, 2015
Keychain light, batteries, light bulb, pigment, bronze, tar, silk & cotton thread.
16 x 10 x 10 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
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Ring: The Bird of Paradise, 2015
Tar, sand, light bulb, paper, bronze.
18 x 12 x 12 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
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Neckpiece: Birds of Hell, 2015
Tar, bronze, pigment.
29 x 12 x 6 cm
Photo by: Alexis Kamitsos
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A Greek jewellery designer, who in her current work finds joy in making small projects based on experimentation and the ephemeral.
Exploring the art of jewellery, Erato Kouloubi graduated from Mokume/Silversmithing and Jewellery Design School, Athens, Greece. She majored in chemical coloring and patination of metals at “Camberwell College of Arts” and in manipulating glass at “Central Saint Martins”, University of the Arts, London, U.K. She has attended seminars of contemporary jewelry with Jorge Manilla, Charon Kransen and Lucia Massei.
Her creations were exhibited internationally. She is interested in curating contemporary art exhibitions, after the courses she attended in London, U.K. and Berlin, Germany.
Statement
I design jewelry that assembles in an abstracted shape, creating a multitude of viewpoints plus a multitude of applications.Originally what leads me to make innovative forms is that I am interested in the reflection of the viewer. Lately, I find joy in making small projects based on experimentation and the ephemeral.
Food Victim Collection.
This body of work investigates the relationship between Appetite and Social Icons. Throughout history, women's bodies have been regarded as objects of beauty. During the years, different aesthetics were supporting femininity.
Nowadays, media images and fashion industry create an artificial problem to most women in order to support diet food industry by
using them as products of consumer society. For this reason, the use of pasta creates ironic and boundary crossing pieces that beautify and emphasize on how public image turns a basic need such as food into overeating disorder, bulimia, self-destruction and social rejection. How Social Icons turn feminism into body fascism.
Oh no! This is toxic.
In this work I address the environmental issues. Human activities are contaminating the world’s water systems and disrupting the lives of animals. From toxic chemical runoff to the accumulation of litter, miles away from land. We alter the planet rapidly and we experience the consequences. I used tar as my main material in order to convey the threat, the fear and the crude death of all living beings that live in nature and are condemned by the humanity. In my country, Greece, tar is a very common finding on our beaches. Sometimes, in collaboration with the sea, they create unique sculptures, the content of which is a mysterious mixture of life and death.
The leftovers of another life.
Between light and darkness lies the world of our past.
The place where we safely keep all our memories, all our forbidden thoughts, all our fears, all the things that we could have been but we are not.
When we turn on the light, we live in the present.
When we turn off the light, we live in our past.
Between light and darkness lies a world of decisions.
Birds of Hell (or The eyes of an ugly monster want to eat my soul).
Finding yourself being involved in a situation beyond any limit, makes you feel awkward. During the creativity process, monsters come out of your bench. Monsters that eat your brain, your soul, your power and the birds are no more birds. They are creatures filled with blood. Look like rats and hell is on its way.
Bird of Paradise.
I created this piece in order to convey the beauty and the ugliness. The tradition, the sound of the sea, the sandy beaches in contradiction with the death of all the beings that live under the water and suffer from the ecological disaster.
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