Students at Schmuck

Eloïse Dieutegard and (exchange student) Hansel Tai will show work at Schmuck Münich.

Eloïse here and Hansel here.

Eloïse:

Eloïse Dieutegard

The encounters
From duality & connection, fragility & tension, the encounter turns into a poetic and dangerous game.

Hansel:

Soul_Mating_X

SOUL MATING – STATEMENT

My works explore the relation between virtual culture and physical materials. For me the poetic in jewellery is the essential thing. Jewellery can do nothing, this is the most precious core of every piece I made.
The work Soul Mating is a deep dive into desire and nature. And the ambiguity intertwined within the two aspects. The erotic form of the work is a confession of self-consciousness and uncertainty, an imitation of nature. It contains vastly random generated shapes, and endless movements sealed within each pieces. The raw unfiltered sensation of desire, and a deep mutual sensitivity among souls. Poetry spoken by materials and lost in the silence.
From a structural point of view, I used multiple rivet systems and screw systems, focusing on the movable aspect of the pieces.
As playful and ambiguous vessel for soul and desire, the final works are not only toys, they are jewellery and treasures.

– Hansel Tai

**Big Fish** Jewellery Department is Participating Schmuck 2016

GetFileAttachmentRietveld Jewellery Department presents:

**Big Fish** seeks for encounters in Munich. With our van we will drive around and strike various places. Anytime possible the trunk opens for a jewellery intervention, when shortly after we will hit the road again.

Niki Ulfstedt, Gongon Chang, Inge van Genuchten,
Koen Jacobs, Martina Turini, Mika Yamakoshi, Lindsey Fontijn, Lisa Plaut, Madelief Geus, Sara Leme, Yunting Zhang

Big Fish is a group exhibition of 11 students of the Jewellery Department of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam.
Individual projects of the students will be shown – a combination of jewellery, objects, performance and interactive work.

Big Fish pops up on several locations – three announced by now, others to be discovered by walking through the jewellery scene of Munich.

25.02 19-20 h Galerie Biró

26.02 17-19 h Pinakothek der Moderne

27.02 10-12 h Haus der Kunst
Follow Big Fish at Facebook: Big Fish jewellery department

and here:         www.jewellerydepartment.nl

 

Gongon Chang

Inge van Genuchten

Koen Jacobs

Lindsey Fontijn

Lisa Plaut

Madelief Geus

Martina Turini

Mika Yamakoshi

Niki Ulfstedt

Sara Leme

Yunting Zhang