"Molto tempo fa, il sale era valutato più dell'oro. Il sale era come un denaro. Ma ora possiamo comprare sale ovunque e molto economico. Ma il sale è ancora un ingrediente molto importante per cucinare. l'idea è iniziata qui. Voglio dare il valore al sale di nuovo. Per questo motivo ho usato il sale come gemma. Quando lo guardi profondamente, sembra una gemma bianca. E mi piace la geometria. Le forme delle mie spille rappresentano un riflettore. La luce si forma molto liberamente a seconda dei fori che attraversa la luce. Quindi ho interpretato la forma secondo la mia tendenza: geometrica e la parte della luce, ho messo il sale."
Collezione SALUX- Sale verniciato, argento ossidato, ottone, acciaio inossidabile
"A long time ago, salt was valued more than gold. Salt was like a money. But now we can buy salt anywhere and very cheap. But the salt is still very important ingredient for cooking. the idea started here. I want a give the value to salt again. For that reason i used salt as a gem. When you look at it deeply, it looks like a whit gem. And i like geometry. The shapes of my brooches represent a spotlight. The light is formed very freely depending on the holes that the light crosses. Therefore i interpreted the form by my tendency-geometric and the part of the light, l put the salt. "
Collection SALUX - Salt varnished, silver oxidizing, brass, stainless still
La Scuola di Fotografia ZUM (http://www.corsodifotografiatorino.com/) ha avviato da due anni "ZUMmini", un ramo dedicato a corsi e laboratori di fotografia per bambini e ragazzi e ha realizzato un corso di fotografia a Maggio, in collaborazione con noi.
Le foto che pubblichiamo sono il risultato di tre incontri dedicati allo still life urbano, al ritratto in studio e alla rielaborazione creativa in forma di collage.
Le immagini sono state scattate da : Cloe, Martina, Matilde, Pietro, Rebecca, Sofia e Valentina che hanno giocato con alcuni dei gioielli di Scar - “scarabocchio” una linea creata apposta per i più piccoli e con alcune ceramiche e gioielli scultura presenti da Creativity.
She Studied art in South Korea and later in Spain, where he lives and works.
In both countries she studied contemporary jewelry. she likes the organised things and geometric, and the nature. she thoughts a lot about new material and how to compose organized thing with nature. When she was traveling in Bolivia, the Uyuni desert- salt desert, salt attracted her a lot as a new material, and now she's working with the salt.
Work statement or description
"A long time ago, salt was valued more than gold. Salt was like a money. But now we can buy salt anywhere and very cheap. But the salt is still very important ingredient for cooking. the idea started here. I want a give the value to salt again. For that reason i used salt as a gem. When you look at it deeply, it looks like a whit gem. And i like geometry. The shapes of my brooches represent a spotlight. The light is formed very freely depending on the holes that the light crosses. Therefore i interpreted the form by my tendency-geometric and the part of the light, l put the salt. "
Legni, muschi e pietre preziose rappresentano la fertilità della terra e la preziosità della natura. I gioielli di Jil sono espressione nostalgica per un luogo senza spazio e senza tempo, onirico e surreale; un mondo parallelo, la Foresta dei sogni.
"I miei gioielli sono un mezzo di comunicazione - paesaggi utopici come rifugio di un mondo digitale rumoroso, caotico. Creo composizioni di legno, muschio e pietre preziose, che rappresenta la fertilità della terra e la preziosità della natura. I risultati sono luoghi onirici surreali che assomigliano a un mondo parallelo e scatenano un ritiro della vita digitale mentre osservano - un momento di esperienza estetica."
Woods, mosses and precious stones represent the fertility of the earth and the preciousness of nature. Jil's jewels are a nostalgic expression for a place without space and time, dreamlike and surreal; a parallel world, the Forest of Dreams.
"My jewelry is a medium of communication – utopian landscapes as a retreat of a noisy, chaotic, digital world. I create compositions of wood, moss and gemstones, which represents the fertility of earth and the preciousness of nature. The results are surrealistic dreamy places which resemble a parallel world and spark a retreat of digital life while observing – a moment of aesthetic experience."
Since 2017 Self-employed Jewelry Artist & Designer
2016-2018 Master's Program in Design (MA) HAWK University of Applied Sciences and Art Hildesheim
2016 Honoured as "Meisterschüler" (Master-Class Student) by Prof. Georg Dobler
2012-2016 Bachelor's Degree in Metal Design (BA) HAWK University of Applied Sciences and Art Hildesheim
2010-2012 Bachelor's Degree in Cultural Studies (BA) European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder)
2008-2012 Bachelor's Program in Cultural Studies (BA) University of Potsdam
"Human life takes place between chaos and order, reality and imagination, fear and faith. This constitutive ambivalence makes life so diverse. But what is chaos and order? What is utopia and what is dystopia? And what about hell and paradise? There is no universal concept for any of these subjects. And that is what characterizes human beings: different perceptions!
My jewelry is a medium of communication – utopian landscapes as a retreat of a noisy, chaotic, digital world. I create compositions of wood, moss and gemstones, which represents the fertility of earth and the preciousness of nature. The results are surrealistic dreamy places which resemble a parallel world and spark a retreat of digital life while observing – a moment of aesthetic experience.
Through the application to the body and the resulting mobility, a journey begins for the piece and the wearer, which consists of carrying feelings into the world, creating space for interpretation, quietly thinking or concretely communicating.
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