finding of today...

I bought an aquarelle ring today at the aquarelle museum in Skärhamn, it is a glass ring contained with red aquarelle paint… I also bought some postcards, with art images.

Skärhamn a part of the Swedish paradise...

Among a lot of other paradise places… Sweden is fantastic when the sun is shining...

Saturday with my friend Anita a nice day with a lot of talk about art and why we are working with it, how we may be can or will survive at art, but also small talk about deep personally stuff, a great mix… Exactly as friendship should be in my opinions, give and take is important I think.

one more pipe guy...

As some of you know, I’m fascinated by “pipe guys” in our environment, a play with the parallel universe… I like to catch these pipe guys in different actions and angles…

these days I appreciate the autumn more and more...

A regular working day, my way to my work an early Thursday morning, some times rain can be beautiful, in combination with sun it’s absolutely okay…

try outs...

Here is some try outs at my work, I try ideas that we can make… some is better then others, but it is a good energy and a power to try out new way of working… Not everything will work out in the end, but we doing our best to reach a final result that we all can feel satisfied with.
My motto when I’m working is; to see the possibility and not the obstacle.

artists in the showroom at "Joya. Setmana de la Joieria Contemporània de Barcelona."

Claudia Lassner on of the participants
http://www.cocii.de/

http://www.joyabarcelona.com/

Michael Berger (Alemania, 1966)
Florence Croisier (França, 1965)
Marijke de Goey (Holanda, 1947)
Cilmara de Oliveira (Brasil, 1955)
Petr Dvorak (Àustria, 1954)
Sara Engberg (Suècia, 1969)
Maki Kawawa (Japó, 1986)
Claudia Lassner (Alemania, 1982)
Yannick Mur (França, 1963)
Taisuke Nakada (Japó, 1983)
Liana Pattihis (Regne Unit, 1961)
Andrea Piñeros (França, 1972)

"Joya. Setmana de la Joieria Contemporània de Barcelona."
This event is going on right now, I wish I had the time to visit the event, but this autumn/winter it’s no room for jewellery travel… I have to be home, working and earn some money, but THANKS for internet, I can see what’s´ going on without being there personally, even if it has been nice to be there by myself to look and say hallo to colleges from all around the world…

Here you can find more info about Joya:
http://montserratlacomba.blogspot.com/

the goose with the golden egg…

The last week to see my small window show at Sintra in Gothenburg, Sweden

28 August – 21 September 2010

SINTRA KONSTHANTVERK
Landsvägsgatan 5
413 04 Göteborg

Monday - Friday 11 - 18, Saturday 11 – 16

http://www.sintra.o.se/

Eva Dahlin...

Good luck Eva!

Would be great to see, unlucky it’s a little bite to far from Gothenburg…

Louise Bourgeois...

This exhibition I have looked forward to the whole springtime and summer and now finally it’s here for awhile.
Louise Bourgeois is one of my favourite artists; she is and was a huge artist and a female artist to take at biggest seriousness!
The first time I saw something in reality was at the Guggenheim museum in Balboa, Spain around 10 years ago… it touched me and hit me in my stomach and it was hard to forget what I have seen, the next time I saw thin live was this spring time when me and my friend Anita was visit Louisiana art museum in Denmark, there they have some sculptures by Louise Bourgeois.

I couldn’t stop myself; it was too obvious… to play with the Swedish words…

This will be my last post about the Swedish politic right now, now I will sit and cross my fingers for a better future...

Per Suntum & Kaori Juzu...

Per Suntum

Kaori Juzu
POWERWORK FROM DENMARK
SCHMUCK VON PER SUNTUM, CASTELLO HANSEN UND KAORI JUZU

GALERIE SLAVIK
CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY ART
http://www.galerie-slavik.com/

VERNISSAGE:
28.9.2010, 18-20h
GALERIENRUNDGANG:
14.10.2010, 17-22h

28.9. - 30.10.2010

Per Suntum
http://www.persuntum.dk/

Kaori Juzu
http://www.klenodie.dk/news.html

Per Suntum and Kaori Juzu is two of my favourite jewellery artist, I like their works, I think they represent a “light” jewellery art, it’s fragile and heavy at the same time, little bite that east meet west.
I have met this to Danish jewellery artist now and then and they are a very nice couple.