I am happy to be part of the international group exhibition organized by eu-art-network in the city of Kulmbach in Germany.
The exhibition includes work created during the artist symposium in 2022 and 2023.
Bangkok Design Week!
I am very proud to be taking part in Bangkok Design Week 2025, where I will be showing my plate art.
The exhibition has received patronage of the Polish Embassy in Thailand, and is a collaboration with Blanco bkk and Fair Chocolate.
In my exhibition ‘Broken but beautiful’ I encourage the viewers to take a closer look at everyday objects around us, in this case, plates.
Although plates are something very basic, their design, form and decoration carry a lot of information about our culture, history and tradition. The plates we have in our homes are also ‘witnesses’ to many things which happen around the table over many years. This exhibition gives voice to these everyday items and lets them tell their stories.
I work with old, broken plates collected from all over the world and put them together to create something new. The technique and philosophy I use is inspired by the ancient Japanese method of Kintsugi, where gold is used to repair broken ceramics and the breakage lines are left as a sign of our journey, hardship and experiences. However, contrary to the traditional way of working, my goal is not to fix the plates, but rather to give them a new life.
The fact that the plates used here come from all over the world, is quite symbolic. With this, the I would like to send a positive message to the world and to show us that even though at first glance we look different and don’t fit together, if we work with one another, we can unite and create something new, unique and special.
Please join me at the opening on the 8th of February 2025, 4-6pm.
Exhibition InToleranz in Vienna
I am very happy to be taking part in the group exhibition inTOLERANZ in Vienna, Austria curated by Peter Assmann and Beate Sprenger.
For this exhibition on the important topic of tolerance and intolerance, I am showing a series of drawings and a piece from my plate art.
My work touches on the topic of religion, acceptance in the Church, sexuality and the freedom to be yourself.
What an amazing year it was!
As this year comes to an end, I feel so thankful and grateful.
There were so many highlights in 2024- I moved into my new studio, I took part in two group exhibitions, I was invited to an art symposium in Austria and in Bulgaria, I worked on an amazing project at a primary school and at an embassy, I showed my art in a garden and in a Restaurant. This year was also the start of new friendships and collaborations and the start of new projects, which will be happening next year (starting in January in Vienna and then Bangkok! More info coming soon!)
Thank you to everyone for your support and love, for believing in me and trusting me, for allowing me to be myself and for listening to my artistic voice.
Happy New Year dear friends.
Stories of plates - told in fragments
The Association of South Tyrolean Artists - Südtiroler Künstlerbund, and the South Tyrol inn group- Südtiroler Gasthaus, are continuing their collaboration this year under the motto “South Tyrol Inns as a Cultural Place” to bring art and literature directly into the inns of the region.
I am happy to be taking part in this project and to be collaborating with Gasthof Sunnegg in Brixen.
From the 3rd of October to the 3rd of December I will be exhibiting my plate art there.
The artwork, which is all made of broken plates, should not only serve a decorative purpose, but it is also intended to encourage us to think and make us appreciate the beauty of old and broken things more in the future.
Photo with Alexander Thaler, owner of Gasthof Sunnegg.
HEIMAT
In a collaboration between the “Heimatpflegeverband” and the “Südtiroler Künstlerbund”, 25 artists have been asked to interpret the concept of “Heimat”.
The result is a group exhibition in three locations.
I am happy to be part of this project with my artwork “Heimat, wo bist du?”, which you can see at the “Granaio Nomi “ in Nomi /TN) until the 25th of October.