1960 | Born in Bielefeld |
1993–1998 | Studies at the University of Arts and Applied Sciences, Pforzheim |
Since 2005 | Own studio, today in Konstanz |
1995 | 1st prize Art of Serial Manufacturing |
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Kay Eppi Nölke
Kay Eppi Nölke’s creations bespeak primal as well as present methods of adornment. The models for his Grass and Band-Aid rings are twisted grass and sticking plasters, sometimes first worn in before being cast in metal. Sources of inspiration for his pieces of jewelry are everyday activities. “Every ring while being worn,” says Nölke, “is the basis for a new story – your story.” He has designed archaic-looking iron vessels. These bowls, christened …Aus dem Feuer nehmen… (Taking out of the Fire), are filled with molten silver weighing between 200 grams and one kilo. Created in small size as pendants, these little vessel variants are one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry. In 1995 Kay Eppi Nölke won the first prize for his Band-Aid rings in the Kunst der Serie (Art of Serial Manufacturing) competition.
Represented by
- Austria
Galerie moha
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- Germany
Karin Bauer
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Die Werkstattgalerie Rosemarie Brodhag
Gallery/Shop Galerie Spandow
Gallery/Shop Michaela Binder – Schmuck Gefäß Objekt
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Gallery/Shop Schmuckgalerie Treykorn
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Schmuckatelier Galerie & Goldschmiede
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Galeriehaus Grosche
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Schmuck + Form
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Galerie Andrea Schmidt
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Galerie Cebra
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Schmuckgalerie Goldlieben
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Galerie Gesamtmetall
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Nana Hellwege Goldschmiede
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Atelier für Schmuck Barbara Weinberger
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Jürgen Prüll Schmuck & Gerät
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Eva Maisch Schmuck
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- Spain
Galerie Amaranto joies…
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- Switzerland
Schmuckforum
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