THE BEAUTY & THE BEST - 01 Jan 2010 - 31 Dec 2010

The Beauty & The Best
Klimt02 | Gallery presents in Barcelona a selection of 140 pieces of 26 international artists. Our selection of works, presented through this 2010 collection, aims to involve you in the implicit concepts, messages, thoughts, ironies, questions, answers, transgressions and languages that have taken shape and have become physical beings.

“Ideas can be works of art; they are in a chain of development that may eventually find some form. All ideas need not be made physical. The words of one artist to another may induce a chain of ideas, if they share the same concept.” Sol Lewitt

Our work as gallery owners is to continue the process of sharing these ideas.

Our selection of works, presented through this 2010 collection, aims to involve you in the implicit concepts, messages, thoughts, ironies, questions, answers, transgressions and languages that have taken shape and have become physical beings.

Klimt02 presents a selection of essential and benchmark jewels in contemporary jewellery. We wish to give you the chance as receivers to feel the emotion involved in appreciating a work of art, thus completing the artistic act.

These jewels incorporate different levels of langua...
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Klimt02 | Gallery presents in Barcelona a selection of 140 pieces of 26 international artists. Our selection of works, presented through this 2010 collection, aims to involve you in the implicit concepts, messages, thoughts, ironies, questions, answers, transgressions and languages that have taken shape and have become physical beings.


“Ideas can be works of art; they are in a chain of development that may eventually find some form. All ideas need not be made physical. The words of one artist to another may induce a chain of ideas, if they share the same concept.” Sol Lewitt

Our work as gallery owners is to continue the process of sharing these ideas.

Our selection of works, presented through this 2010 collection, aims to involve you in the implicit concepts, messages, thoughts, ironies, questions, answers, transgressions and languages that have taken shape and have become physical beings.

Klimt02 presents a selection of essential and benchmark jewels in contemporary jewellery. We wish to give you the chance as receivers to feel the emotion involved in appreciating a work of art, thus completing the artistic act.

These jewels incorporate different levels of language: tradition, innovation, history, present, words, sounds, notes, gaps, orbits and connections… as an exquisite way of discovering and understanding reality. These jewels deserve our attention: something is happening.

We are not striving for any kind of originality, trend or discovery but rather we simply wish to state that every single piece in the collection involves a high degree of creation with which we wish to address you as receivers of the message. We offer receivers and request of them the possibility of exercising choice, their selective affinity.

These pieces tell us how we understand things today. This is their contemporary nature. The creator, the artist or the jeweller is a catalyser of our reality.

Beauty is something more than ornamental; in this case it is the coming together of what is good, well made and essential. The Best, for us and now for you as well, is the selection of jewels on the basis of which to start to think and feel the best.

These are the selected 140 jewels of 26 international artists... Jewells in every sense of the word.
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JEWELS by THE BEAUTY & THE BEST

 Untitled  by Karl Fritsch
Karl Fritsch.
Ring: Untitled, 2008.
Silver oxidized, beryll.
7.7 x 3.8 x 2.3 cm.
Signed KF.
 Blobringe  by Peter Bauhuis
Peter Bauhuis.
Ring: Blobringe, 2009.
Gold 600, silver 925.
1,5 x 3,3 cm.
 SweetThing  by Ralph Bakker
Ralph Bakker.
Necklace: SweetThing, 2014.
Gold, silver, enamel..
ø 23 cm.
 Smoke with colour  by Helen Britton
Helen Britton.
Brooch: Smoke with colour, 2009.
Silver, paint, glass, plastics.
 Drag Lift  by Javier Moreno Frias
Javier Moreno Frias.
Necklace: Drag Lift, 2009.
PVC, Corian©, silk thread.
160 cm.
 Extrovert  by Jiro Kamata
Jiro Kamata.
Pendant: Extrovert, 2009.
Stainless steel, aluminum, nylon string.
 Tank  by Alexander Blank
Alexander Blank.
Pendant: Tank, 2009.
Bed linen, silver, plastic.
 Batec  by Estela Sàez Vilanova
Estela Sàez Vilanova.
Brooch: Batec, 2009.
Silver, gold.
 Nexus#1  by Katja Prins
Katja Prins.
Brooch: Nexus#1, 2009.
Silver, reconstructed onyx.
11,2 x 7,6 x 0,4 cm.
 Big Oval  by Claude Schmitz
Claude Schmitz.
Ring: Big Oval, 2009.
Silver.
17 x 6 mm.
 Bowl 186  by Tore Svensson
Tore Svensson.
Bowl: Bowl 186, 2009.
Iron, linseed oil.
ø 20 x 12 cm.
Price: 1600 €.
 Pearl Grey  by Manon van Kouswijk
Manon van Kouswijk.
Necklace: Pearl Grey, 2009.
Porcelain, glass, ivory, plastic, pearls.
31 cm long
Unique piece.
Price: 1500 €.
 Avondvlinder  by Ted Noten
Ted Noten.
Ring: Avondvlinder, 2009.
Titanium black.
2.7 x 3.5 x 0.8 cm.
Edition of 25 rings.
 Ostrev  by Pavel Herynek
Pavel Herynek.
Brooch: Ostrev, 2009.
Wood, gold leaf, paint, stainless steel.
13. x 5.5 x 2 cm.
 Beautiful City-Purple Gold Quarters  by Annelies Planteydt
Annelies Planteydt.
Necklace: Beautiful City-Purple Gold Quarters, 2009.
Gold, tantalum, pigment.
 Double Pin  by Marc Monzó
Marc Monzó.
Pin: Double Pin, 2009.
Silver, ruthenium.
1 x 7 cm.
 Weisswurst  by David Bielander
David Bielander.
Necklace: Weisswurst, 2009.
Original Thonet chair no. 14 (1859 / bent wood), paint.
Serial number: 12.
 Untitled  by Fritz Maierhofer
Fritz Maierhofer.
Ring: Untitled.
Silver, acrylic.
5, 5 x 2, 2 x 2 cm.
 Untitled  by Stefano Marchetti
Stefano Marchetti.
Brooch: Untitled, 2009.
Gold, silver, resin+silver.
 apertura 15  by Gemma Draper
Gemma Draper.
Object: apertura 15, 2009.
Copper, enameling, sculpey, paint, rubber.
 Old  by Sari Liimatta
Sari Liimatta.
Sculpture: Old, 2009.
Glass beads, metals, pins, plastic toy.
36,5 x 15 x 10 cm.
 Blue/green Still Life  by Gésine Hackenberg
Gésine Hackenberg.
Brooch: Blue/green Still Life, 2009.
Finnish table glass cut and grinded, silver.
 Flag 2  by Stefan Heuser
Stefan Heuser.
Brooch: Flag 2, 2009.
Steel, silver, enamel, spinels.
4 x 7 cm.

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