Viera Kleinová: Biologisms
Daniela Mládenková (1974), a member of the new jewellery-making generation and graduate of the Jewellery Department of the University of Fine Arts in Bratislava, presented her creations under this name in May and June in the ÚĽUV Design Studio. She presented rings, brooches, jewel boxes and small objects that can fit in your hand. She is unique in using various natural elements – starting with plant produce, seed pod, through sand, stones, and even including wasp’s nests or quail’s eggs. The dominant group in the exhibition were brooches where natural objects were connected with metal. The metal hand objects are designed to be relaxation toys with mechanisms allowing them to be squeezed.
Further articles of magazine Craft, Art, Design 02/2003:
- Ľubica Pavlovičová: Everything about a woman
- A feast of willow trees
- Ľubica Pavlovičová: Try paper!
- Mária Riháková: Prints of Prague architecture
- Boxes by Júlia Sabová
- Glass exhibitions
- Viera Kleinová: Jewels
- Viera Kleinová: Biologisms
- Martin Mešša: Basket days in the Court of Crafts
- I always look forward to this workshop…
- Milan Lichard: Natural division of wood
- Viera Kleinová: Old textile techniques
- Oľga Danglová: Bell making
- Metal as a decorative material
- Juraj Zajonc: Metamorphosis of a fibre
- Daša Ferklová: Glass presses
