Designers on jewellery. Twelve years of jewellery production by Chi ha paura...?
Published: 10.12.2008
Liesbeth den Besten
- Edited by:
- Arnoldsche Art Publishers
- Edited at:
- Stuttgart
- Edited on:
- 2008
- Technical data:
- 152 pages, paperback, 74 colour and 38 black & white illustrations, text in English, 16 x 22 cm
- ISBN / ISSN:
- 978-3-89790-297-8
Out of print
Image from inner page:
Marc Newson: Orgone, 1994
Photo: © Chi ha paura...? Foundation | Rien Bazen
Marc Newson: Orgone, 1994
Photo: © Chi ha paura...? Foundation | Rien Bazen
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The first ever survey of all Chi ha paura …? collections! Designed by leading international jewellery and product designers, they uniquely combine intelligent jewellery design, novel materials and industrial manufacture.
The Dutch jewellery label “Chi ha paura …?”, founded in 1996 by Gijs Bakker, celebrated its twelfth birthday in 2008. To commemorate that occasion, the present book represents a first retrospective of all 74 objects produced to date: from the first works dating from 1996 through the subsequent themed collections “Sense of Wonder” (2002), “What’s Luxury” (2004) and “Rituals” (2007).
Chi ha paura…? stands for innovative editions in designer jewellery as well as novel materials and production techniques. All Chi ha paura…? pieces are based on a Conceptual take on jewellery, according to which the idea determines the value of a piece and not – as in conventional jewellery – the material used.
Among these pieces are classic designs by Gijs Bakker and Emmy van Leersum, biomorphic designs by the Australian product designer Marc Newson and curiosities such as Ron Arad’s text bangle “not made by hand, not made in China”, produced with the aid of rapid prototyping in 2002. The Chi ha paura … ? collection also includes Frank Tjepkema’s award-winning cruciform pendant “Bling, Bling” and Marcel Wanders’ gold “Nose”, which has become the logo of his design studio. In twelve years, a total of 51 designers from 13 countries have designed jewellery for Chi ha paura…?
The first ever survey of all Chi ha paura …? collections! Designed by leading international jewellery and product designers, they uniquely combine intelligent jewellery design, novel materials and industrial manufacture.
Chi ha paura…? stands for innovative editions in designer jewellery as well as novel materials and production techniques. All Chi ha paura…? pieces are based on a Conceptual take on jewellery, according to which the idea determines the value of a piece and not – as in conventional jewellery – the material used.
Among these pieces are classic designs by Gijs Bakker and Emmy van Leersum, biomorphic designs by the Australian product designer Marc Newson and curiosities such as Ron Arad’s text bangle “not made by hand, not made in China”, produced with the aid of rapid prototyping in 2002. The Chi ha paura … ? collection also includes Frank Tjepkema’s award-winning cruciform pendant “Bling, Bling” and Marcel Wanders’ gold “Nose”, which has become the logo of his design studio. In twelve years, a total of 51 designers from 13 countries have designed jewellery for Chi ha paura…?
The first ever survey of all Chi ha paura …? collections! Designed by leading international jewellery and product designers, they uniquely combine intelligent jewellery design, novel materials and industrial manufacture.
Image from inner page:
Constanze Schreiber: Abschiedsfest, 2007
Photo: © Chi ha paura...? Foundation | Rien Bazen
Constanze Schreiber: Abschiedsfest, 2007
Photo: © Chi ha paura...? Foundation | Rien Bazen
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Konstantin Grcic: Headphone, 2002
Photo: © Chi ha paura...? Foundation | Rien Bazen
Konstantin Grcic: Headphone, 2002
Photo: © Chi ha paura...? Foundation | Rien Bazen
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Ron Arad: Not made by Hand, 2002
Photo: © Chi ha paura...? Foundation | Rien Bazen
Ron Arad: Not made by Hand, 2002
Photo: © Chi ha paura...? Foundation | Rien Bazen
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
Liesbeth den Besten
- Edited by:
- Arnoldsche Art Publishers
- Edited at:
- Stuttgart
- Edited on:
- 2008
- Technical data:
- 152 pages, paperback, 74 colour and 38 black & white illustrations, text in English, 16 x 22 cm
- ISBN / ISSN:
- 978-3-89790-297-8
Out of print
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