Contemporary Jewellery
A perceptible transience and fading memories are the constant companions in my work. The structures and patterns on the surface are reminiscent of old wallpaper and textile adornments such as walls or cushions. The partial fading color and the barely recognizable pattern convey a feeling of dissolution.
As a result of the previous work, which was inspired by old family photos, the focus of the new pieces lies on the play with the surface and the clear reduced form. The copper as carrier material provides a color surprise in the intuitive interaction of the materials and the technical process.
The assembled bodies are inflated by the generation of a vacuum and the metal is thus brought to its limit of capacity. By later enamelling and the partial removal of the paint, the surface is worked in continuous change until the moment of satisfaction is reached.
Education
1973
1995-1999
1999-2002
2003-2007
2007
2007-2014
2012
2014
Since 2017
Born in Munich
Apprenticeship as a dental engineer in Munich
Apprenticeship as a goldsmith at the Staatlichen Berufsfachschule für Glas und Schmuck Neugablonz/ Kaufbeuren, Germany
Student for jewellery and everyday objects at the University of Pforzheim, Design Department, Germany
Diploma: Designer for jewellery and everyday objects
Academy of Fine Arts Munich, jewellery class, Prof.Otto Künzli, Germany
Appointed as master student of Professor Otto Künzli
Diploma: Academy of Fine Arts Munich
Studio sponsorship City of Munich
Exhibitions (Group / Solo)
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
Work in public collections
Publications
Netherlans, 2007