Looking for Michael
#47
Artists: Kinga Huber, Orsolya Kecskés, Krisztina Stomfai, Fanni Vékony
Location: Web up Media
Kreuzplätzchen 6, Munich
Opening 12.3.2015 16:00
12.03.2015 - 15.03.2015
Thu-Sun 11:00-18:00
We all look for something in our life... The right way, good decision, the ultimate answer - and sometimes Michael...The four Hungarian jewellery designers have their prospective objects of the search and used different methods of seeking. But at the very end they all get closer to Michael...
Kinga Huber
Her jewellery is figuratively and literally a tissue of dreams and reality, pillow tales weawed of metal. The important physical carrier of the creators' concept is the pillow, the wringed pillow tales by the good or bad dreams.
![]()
![]()
Orsolya Kecskés
All of the jewellery otherwise made of cheap materials secretly contain a valuable piece. In the process of finding the hardly noticeable parts one can think about the importance of the meaning of the real value.
![]()
![]()
Krisztina Stomfai
Playing with the letters of the word 'Michael' in her works includes not only the physical presence of the name but the secret meaning of the materials as well. The seeking is the mystery by itself, what is really behind a name?
'What's in a name? That which we call a rose. By any other name would smell as sweet.'
(Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet)
![]()
![]()
Fanni Vékony
Here is Michael standing in front of me. But who is he really? My search takes place in the inner world of the person. The revelation of the man's soul through the eye of a woman and seven doors. As Judith tried to know the Blubeard.
![]()
![]()
www.looking-for-michael.blogspot.com
Orsolya Kecskés
All of the jewellery otherwise made of cheap materials secretly contain a valuable piece. In the process of finding the hardly noticeable parts one can think about the importance of the meaning of the real value.
Krisztina Stomfai
Playing with the letters of the word 'Michael' in her works includes not only the physical presence of the name but the secret meaning of the materials as well. The seeking is the mystery by itself, what is really behind a name?
'What's in a name? That which we call a rose. By any other name would smell as sweet.'
(Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet)
Fanni Vékony
Here is Michael standing in front of me. But who is he really? My search takes place in the inner world of the person. The revelation of the man's soul through the eye of a woman and seven doors. As Judith tried to know the Blubeard.
www.looking-for-michael.blogspot.com