Christel Trimborn
Contributions From Christel Trimborn

Klaus Dupont: Joyous Compositions
The artist Klaus Dupont transforms old finds into new objects – seldom have these old pieces been more cheerfully staged...
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Artistically Folded
Wrinkles may be undesirable on the face, yet folds are present in many different forms in art. Folds are created...
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Non-Dogmatic Approach: Imagine the Opposite
What an anniversary celebration: in 2008, the Munich Academy of Fine Arts celebrates its 200 year anniversary. The class for...
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Merged Competence
Five designers, five different approaches in the perception of jewelry, five creative providers of ideas: this is the design group...
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John Cage: Seeing Sound
John Cage was a pioneer of modern sound art with his idea of incorporating complete silence and accidental everyday noise...
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Amber Treasuries
The sun-drenched yellow spectrum of archaic amber treasures lends its name to the trend topic. Rarities and curiosities of bygone...
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Urban Oasis
The borders between outside and inside are disappearing increasingly. Urban oasis in the form of roof and facade gardens permit...
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Internationale Handwerksmesse: A Rendez-vous of Art
The fields of art, craft and design are becoming increasingly intertwined and the boundaries between them ever more fluid. The...
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Siamo Qui: We Are Here
Ten years after it was first established, the ‘Alchimia’ private School for Goldsmithing and Jewelry, together with the ‘Opera Rebis’...
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Poul Beckmann: Crawling Jewels
Opinions are divided when it comes to beetles: while some people flee as soon as one of these six-legged creatures...
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The Hong Kong Design Institute
The new campus is still a building site and will most likely not be ready for opening until 2009. However,...
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A Well-Devised Coincidence
Sam Tho Duong always springs to mind whenever I think of ginger. The spicy and stubbornly shaped condiments is inextricably...
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Felieke Van Der Leest
The idea that she should become a goldsmith actually came from her biology teacher. Could this be the reason why...
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Dimensions: A Question of Space and Time
80 x 120 cm is the size of the sales space per product that finds its way from the ‘design:palette’...
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Students Photographing Jewelry
“The saying “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” could scarcely be more relevant that in the creative sector....
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Essentials Concentration
The married goldsmith and designer couple Sabine Brandenburg-Frank and Egon Frank have, after 23 years, released themselves from the obligations...
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It’s Kinda Magic
The courageous works of gemstone cutters and designers Bernd and Tom Munsteiner continue to focus on a new direction.
Brooch/necklace...
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We Are Strong Together
The cliche is coming undone. Instead of laboriously asserting themselves on the market, as is apparently befitting of a genuine...
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Living Stones: Nature as the Artist
Where does nature end and art begin? This question is the subject of an exhibition that renders almost tangible the...
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Kalahari Pearls
His roots lie both in France, the land of Haute Couture, and also in Africa, the continent of tradition. Joining...
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Colorful Voyage
The traditional arts and crafts of South and Latin America and the gripping colorfulness and wildly romantic symbolism of the...
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Historic Kitsch
The unfettered joy of an eccentric mix of styles from historical epochs - with no consideration of rules of combination...
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Human Touch
Clay spread by hand, bearing traces of fingerprints and diffuse structures in its moistness, dries to form a sculpted surface...
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Girl Power Among Young Designers
Ten German jewelry designers are making a name for themselves by means of the wealth of innovative ideas and sheer...
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Mother Nature In Her Inexhaustible
The creative potency of international designers, who will present their latest work during this year’s inhorgenta europe, apparently knows no...
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Svenja John: Technoid Handicrafts
Plastic is not a cheap, surrogate material for her jewelry art in the eyes of the Berlin-based designer Svenja John....
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Artists’ Jewelry in Galleries
What plan of action should jewelry designers follow if they wish to successfully promote their jewelry in galleries? Wait bashfully...
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Sightseeing: Between Architecture and Jewelry
Anyone working in a creative field knows just how strong the influence between the direct environment and each individual’s work...
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The World of Sevan Bicakci
The fact that the jewelry by Turkish designer Sevan Bicakci looks like they come straight from the legend of Ali...
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Andy Berck: The Slightly Different Gemstone Trader
Getting the best and not the most out of every stone – this is the motto employed by the gemstone...
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Aninka Harms: The Closure of Circles
In her 20th year of creating jewelry, Aninka Harms has returned to the place where her training as a designer...
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Gold: Here Comes the Sun
Whether in ancient Greece or in China, in Peru or India, gold has not only been appreciated due to its...
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Jewelry Fun
Can you trust what you see? Gemstones perched on plastic rings, salamanders are wrapped around Tahiti cultured pearls. Rings and...
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Wiring Media Part 1
Regardless of whether you might run a one person shop or manage legions of employees, constant media liaisons just do...
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The Football World Championship
Help!!! The football world championship is coming to Germany. Ahead of the world championships, there’s a flood of products inundating...
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Ulrich Freiesleben: Intrinsic Values
The assumption the business economist and philosopher Dr. Ulrich Freiesleben invented two revolutionary new diamond cuts out of pure boredom...
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Peter Schmid: A Mild Transition
It is a year now since Peter Schmid took over the reins from the world-renowned goldsmith and designer Michael Zobel....
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A Merchant Ship Full of Treasures
The merchant ship that sank off the coast of Turkey over 3,300 years ago and that divers salvaged in 10...
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Dazzling Blackness
Inspiration A topic enthused by its dizzying variety, characterized by a striking contrast between white and black and an enormously...
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Lovely Luxury
Inspiration The design inspiration of three decades melt together to form a sweet and poetic topic of luxury; colors, forms...
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Global Painting
Inspiration Kenya meets Tokyo - Morocco encounters Amsterdam! The shifting together of most different countries and cultures paints a global...
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Angela Hübel: Sculptures for the Hand
Large and comfortable – this is the style of the rings created by the Munich-based jewelry designer Angela Hübel. The...
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German-Japanese Flexibility
What is connection between a sleepy hamlet in Saarland, Germany, and the glimmering, pearly beauties of Japan? It is above...
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Nico Taeymans: Jewelry and Other Stories
The Belgian designer Nico Taeymans has a lot of stories to tell: The one about the boy who grew up...
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Gijs Bakker: Car Brooches
“I don’t wear jewels, I drive them!” This statement by the Dutch jewelry and product designer Gijs Bakker wrote history...
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Agate: Nature’s Fingerprint
A petrified miracle of creation – most deserving of this kind of finely sensual description is agate. Agate is found...
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Material Thought of Jewelry Journeys
For the second time now, international jewelry artists are setting off for boundless networking of their ideas and inspirations. Jewellery...
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Marriage Rites: The Ring as a Symbol of Eternal Faithfulness
In many cultures, exchanging rings as a symbol of eternal togetherness is an integral element of the wedding rituals. Other...
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Bruna Hauert: For the Love of the Absurd
She is just as passionate about abstruse stories as she is about droll jewelry. Bruna Hauert and “Friends of Carlotta”,...
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Kemal Simsek: In The Sign of the Acacia
The Turkish designer Kemal Simsek chose an acacia as his corporate logo. And this jewelry company, not yet 10 years...
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Olaf Martens: Masks and Facades
Masks & Facades – Perspectives on St. Petersburg is a book handling themes of jewelry and the pleasure of wearing...
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Wolf-Peter Schwarz: When It’s Night in Helsinski
...it’s daybreak in Honolulu. Wolf-Peter Schwarz known to most jewelry-cognoscenti as the inventor of Charlotte variable jewelry, has come up...
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Fascinating Caprioles of Nature Gemstones with Inclusions
Faults or miracles? In general, gemstones are held to be more precious if they have as little “contamination” with other...
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Lapponia: Jewelry Art from Finland
The unique style of the designers Björn Weckström, Zoltan Popovits, Christophe Burger, and Pekka Hirvonen has been the creative imprint...
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Dorothee Striffler: Queen of Quads
Dorothee Striffler has made her choice: the square is far and away her favorite form. And, there are good reasons...
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Artists of the Sun
Inspiration The leisurely lifestyle that artists such as Picasso or Matisse convey in their sun-drenched, love-filled paintings. The atmosphere created...
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Square-Shaped Treasures Made of Glass
If the only thing you think of is old Venetian art when someone mentions mosaics, you don’t know how imaginatively...
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Hall C2: A Flood of Material and Purist Calm
C2 – when the name of a fair hall is automatically associated with electrifying innovation and ground-breaking design, it can...
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Inhorgenta Europe: The Future of Design is Female
Inhorgenta europe is presenting the special show “brand new – new brand” for the third time. Like in the previous...
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Wolfgang Gessl: Silver Diction
There are no limits to what we can learn from one material. And I feel that I still have a...
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Brazilian Colors Delight the World
A country whose flag is comprised of four different colors must love vivacity. Brazil and the Brazilians most certainly do....
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Wilhelm Krische: Jewelry Stone Made of Milk
In 1898, Wilhelm Krische, owner of a factory that made history books and a stone printing shop, patented one of...
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Creatively Blurring the Borders Between Nature and Art
The eclipse of nature makes it all the more captivating, especially for artists. Nature has been a topic that cultural...
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The Key to Happiness
People have attempted to enter into a pact with the occult forces of nature for thousands of years in order...
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Golden Messages
As many and varied as the reasons may be to publicize a message or to make a very personal statement,...
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Steyr Iron Trading to Modern Education
The Austrian city of Steyr has been a trading post for iron and a center of metalworking for many hundreds...
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Antonio Bernardo: Jewelry, to Touch Hearts
From autodidact to prize-winning designer: 30 years ago, the Brazilian national Antonio Bernardo founded his jewelry production firm in Rio...
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Jewelry Photography Communication
The photography of jewelry can achieve a whole lot more than just depicting products. It can focus on unique details...
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Fascinating Interaction of Enamel
The fascinating depth and quality of the intesive colors that are created by melting stained glass on a metal surface...
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Modern Africa: A Jewelry Project
The contents of some projects are not restricted solely to creating a presitigious symbolic value, but which instead provide an...
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Jewelry Design in Geneva Education
A pretty red brick building from the 19th century is located not far from the city center of Geneva, a...
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Bernd Wolf: Life is Colorful
Reduced lines, minimalist forms and clear colors characterize primarily the jewelry collection by the Freiburg-based jewelry designer Bernd Wolf. However,...
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Binding Variety
Whether they are cable, balloon, Maderia, rose, rolo or wheat chain, chains can be worn in almost any way. As...
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Delicate Chokers
Strings of pearls resting directly on the neck: The Freiburg-based company pars pro toto producers chokers that are popular among...
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White Treasure with Rarity Value
Platinum, in many regards an extraordinary precious metal, was given its name by Spanish conquistadors in about 1580: “platina,” which...
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Earthly Art of Breathtaking Beauty
The works of the British environmental sculptor Andy Goldsworthy are never actually complete, but are always either in the process...
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Up-and-Coming Generation of Artists
Big names, small prices – this principle is familiar to us from the furniture industry, but less so from the...
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Hiko Mizuno College: Japanese Jewelry
The imposing seven-story Hiko Mizuno College of Jewelry, often photographer for architecture magazines because of its unique design, juts up...
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Arte Smykke-design in Oslo
Aid to development, in the broadest sense of the term, seems to be the specialty of Norway’s most famous jewelry...
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Exhibition Concept Evokes Wanderlust
With his international exhibition concept, which supports and promotes dialogue between foreign jewelry artists and those from Germany, Udo Adam-Pasquale...
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The Future of Design
Inhorgenta europe (2005) - 20 young designers and newcomers to the trade fair have the opportunity to present their work...
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Galalith – Jewelry Milk Stone
In 1898, Wilhelm Krische, owner of a factory that made history books and a stone printing shop, patented one of...
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The Jewelry of Michael Zobel
What he wanted to be was a painter, although he was also thinking about being a graphic artist or book...
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Communication with Jewelry Photography
The photography of jewelry can achieve a whole lot more than just depicting products. It can focus on unique details...
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Messages on Jewelry Designs
As many and varied as the reasons may be to publicize a message or to make a very personal statement,...
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The Jewelry of Antonio Bernardo
From autodidact to prize-winning designer: 30 years ago, the Brazilian national Antonio bernardo founded his jewelry production firm in Rio...
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