Empty pocket crystal design Jolanda Prinsen

You like designating coins. You like pieces made of noble material. You also like flawless parts in perfect condition... Here is this beautiful empty crystal pocket, by dutch designer jolanda prinser. It is a work similar to that of the most prestigious crystal works such as baccarat where the two aspects of the crystal are mixed, on the front side, the brilliance of the crystal, and on the battery side, its opaque and frosted appearance. Jolanda prinsen chose to represent here fossils caught in ice for eternity. I put fruit in it so that you can evaluate its beautiful size. Jolanda prinsen graduated in sculpture and ceramics from the rietveld academy in amsterdam. In the period 1971-72, she attended the ateliers '63 in haarlem. From 1975 she studied art history at the university of amsterdam. (ba 2007) (ma 2010) she has participated in numerous group exhibitions in galleries and museums throughout the netherlands. In addition, she has had numerous solo exhibitions in leading galleries, but also at the stedelijk museum and arti et amicitiae in amsterdam and at the frans hals museum and de hallen in haarlem, gemeentemuseum den haag (1987). Internationally, she had a solo exhibition at the west broadway gallery in new york (1981), performed the performance "edge" in new castle, uk (1990) and participated in the international symposium of stone sculptors in brandenburg, germany (1993). (1980 - 1985), the atlantic college of the world in wales (1993) and the rijkshogeschool in maastricht (1985-2006). She worked at the venice biennale in 2007. Piece in perfect condition, unsigned. Neat shipping.

Ref. : 991P61DS