Yasmin Vinograd
Jeweller
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MunichJewelleryWeek2019
Published: 09.01.2025
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Yasmin Vinograd, born in 1958,Tel Aviv. Graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem, in Visual Communications, 1982. Designer and leader of creative branding processes, identity creation and visual communication language developments, 1982-2014. In 2010 started working as a Lecturer, in the Open University, Hasifa School of visual communications and multimedia. Specialized as a goldsmith, 2003. From 2005 Working as a Jewellery Artist. Have a solo exhibition in Froots Gallery, Shanghai 2016, and Beijin 2017: "Memory in a Shell".Statement
Materials are the medium through which I convey my messages and feelings.They tell my story and offer a unique expression. A new piece always starts with a thought about the “what” - what I want to say and explore, with the emphasis on the path. It's an unpaved road. I do not really know where this path will lead. Processes take shape on the go. I experience the materials and try to bring them to their “edge” and to realms that surprise me. It is a balance between some level of control and guidance, and unleashing spontaneous processes. I work with various raw materials like gold, silver, silk, iron, and stones, using traditional and contemporary techniques.
Any material state has its own aesthetics and meaning.
I don’t think about the material as something that has to fill a space or a shape that I prepared in advance. The materials are my partners, and assuch they constitute an organic part of the creative process. It is a joined journey whose paths are eventually imprinted in the object. This is how the internal language of the work is formed.
I believe that when something holds an internal, independent, authentic, and coherent truth, then it is complete and beautiful.
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