Wire and plate by Mária Nepšinská
Continuous work of Júlia Kunovská 
Júlia Kunovská displayed her work from the period between 1985 and 2010 at the author exhibition Wire and plate (in the K-Gallery in Bratislava). She presented smaller dining pieces and jewellery. She gets inspiration from traditional crafts and transforms them into the contemporary visual art. Her metal bowls Ballerina (2010) refer to the wining bowl Torso (1999), have various twists embedded into thee types of „chocolate boxes“ designed for salty crackers or sweets. Similar shapes and colours are typical for trays Levit and for small dining items. The metal serving table Butler (2000 – 2007) was the only representative of larger interior items displayed at the exhibition.
Further articles in the magazine Craft, Art, Design 03/2010:
- Designed for future...
- Complexity keeps one attentive
- Lipa/Lime
- The jubilee of the doyen of the folk art production
- Tribute to Valéria Z. Benáčková
- Vít Pieš
- Eva Kramplová – „glued“ to clay
- Miloslav Orságh
- Metal governs my work
- Inspiration from paper – object and jewellery
- INTRO
- Wire and plate
- Surprising inspirations by tradition
- Two graduation projects from the Innovation studio at the Design department of the FU TU in Košice