Autore
aa.vv.
Editore
Arnoldsche
Luogo di pubblicazione
ISBN
Pagine
192
Dimensioni
27 x 20
Lingua
Anno pubblicazione
2003
Rilegatura
Illustrazioni
240 col 177 b/n
There is no doubt at all about Bernhard Schobinger being a megastar of the contemporary jewellery scene. Whereas his earlier jewellery reveals the influence of Punk and the radical negation of hide-bound middle-class values, more recent pieces tend to emanate an aura of mysticism. An example of the mischievous delight in experimenting informing his works is the way he links diamonds with objects that may have been retrieved from the rubbish bin, a gesture that brands their glitter, too, as the detritus of the throw-away society.
The indissoluble link between Bernhard Schobingers jewellery and the photographs of it by Annelies Strba, a leading contemporary photographer and video artist, has been forged by Strbas documentary approach to recording these pieces although the term documentary record hardly does justice to the art photography resulting from this productive association. In presenting an apposite selection of Strbas photographs of jewellery, this book not only elucidates features the two media have in common