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Iulia Lavu: „Dacă văd un ghem de ață sau de funie, am deja în minte creația finală!”
Revista Atelierul a pornit la drum cu mult timp în urmă pentru a-i scoate la iveală, pentru a-i promova pe cei mai frumoși oameni din România – creativii. Au trecut 14 ani și încă ne pomenim surprinși descoperind câte un talent uimitor. Asta am simțit dând de Iulia Lavu, Knots Designer. Practic, puterea ei creatoare…
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How does your workshop looks like – part II
We are continuing the lastest series of interviews with jewelry maker asking them how their workshops are. In the article, I explored the captivating insights from Romanian Jewelry Week participants, featuring discussions with renowned jewelers Kinga Olah, Leah Butler, and SAMOKISH. Continuă interviurile cu creativii care ne menţionează cum arată atelierul lor În acest articol,…
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How does your workshop looks like
In this article, we will explore the workshops of three international designers participating at Romanian Jewelry Week, delving into their creative processes, unique styles, and the inspiring environments that shape their craftsmanship. Each designer brings a distinct cultural influence and innovative techniques to their work, reflecting the diverse landscape of contemporary jewelry design. Continuăm rubrica…
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Felicita Sala: „It’s ok to make things that are not perfect.”
Felicita Sala is an acclaimed illustrator, author and picture book maker, renowned for her brilliant children’s books , some authored by her as well, and her whimsical, rich visual world that breathes life into the pages of children’s stories and beyond. Her work has earned her numerous accolades, including the Premio Andersen Award 2020, the…
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Gligor Kuzmanovski:”Pricing my jewelry is the most difficult thing.”
Gligor Kuzmanovski is a contemporary jeweler from Macedonia who moved to Romania a few years back and has been continuing his artistic practice here. His jewelry is other-worldly, yet deeply rooted in the physicality of its materials and the authenticity of its concepts. His art speaks to the viewer in personal ways and is most…
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Nina Clausonet: „Good ideas take time.”
Nina Clausonet is a freelance illustrator and communication designer enjoying life in in the middle of nature with her family, in a small village in Upper Bavaria, Germany. She works primarily in the areas of editorial and product design. Her style is feminine, positive and colorful and her artistic mantra is spreading joy and hope…
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Karl Larsson, PUUT Publishing:”Creating is a necessity”
Karl Larsson is an intriguing interdisciplinary artist who focuses on photography and explores the many means and ways to connect with his audience through his innovative travelling library project. We made acquaintance last year during the Sit+Read Artbook Festival in Timişoara, where Karl’s project made a unique impression on the Romanian public. We invite you…
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Lisbeth Rebollo Gonçalves: „Writing and thinking about art is part of my everyday work”
Lisbeth Rebollo Gonçalves played a significant role in the growth of The International Association of Art Critics during her tenure as international president until 2024. With a strong background in Social Sciences, her research is poised to bridge the gap between artistic and cultural theory, exploring the intersections of Art History, Aesthetics, and Sociology of…
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Małgorzata Kaźmierczak: „Art should be accessible to the public”
Małgorzata Kaźmierczak, a Polish art historian born in 1979, in Krakow, has made significant contributions to the field of art criticism, particularly in the realm of performance art. With a Ph.D. in History, she has written numerous critical articles on contemporary art, offering insightful analyses and critiques of various performances. In 2024, she was appointed…
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Maria Asenova: „Behind every success is a lot of hard work”
Maria Asenova, known under the brand name Maria’s Nature Toys, is one of the world’s best-known Walldorf-style doll artists. All of her workshops are booked well before the deadline, or it speaks to the fact that many beginners, really want to learn the art of creating natural wool dolls, specifically from her. Maria was born…
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The illustrator artist Perla Schippers is a fan of balance in art
Illustrator artist Perla Schippers, with simplicity and neat lines captures onlooker and explore day by day themes, drawing and then inking them, presenting for her followers balanced images and appearances. With cats, faces, houses, flowers, birds, more cats and landscapes, the artist generate balanced abstract drawings and some questions from the interview will explain her…
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Celina Glass Art: „In my latest collection, rings have become the focal point”
Celina Szelejewska-Pigulla‘s art reflects her professional background as she incorporates screen printing, painting, and glass fusing techniques. It is evident that she takes pleasure in utilizing different mediums to create art, whether it is through drawing, painting, photography, or graphic design. Her focus on how these mediums interact with light indicates her passion for exploring…
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