Jasmin Winter

Jasmin Winter

Born:

Training / Education:

• 2001-2006, Metal Design, at University of Applied Science and Arts in Hildesheim, Germany
  
• 2006 Graduation under supervision of Prof. Georg Dobler

Work Experience:

• Since 2006 self-employed jewelry artist based in Hamburg (Germany)
  
• Since 2007 teacher at the "Art School Wildeshausen e.V." (Germany)

Exhibitions (Solo & Group Shows):

• 2010
• Exhibition for art and craft, Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg, Germany
  
• Exhibition for applied art and product design, Grassimuseum, Leipzig, Germany
  
• SOFA West, repr. by Charon Kransen Arts, Santa Fe, New Mexico
  
• SOFA NY, repr. by Charon Kransen Arts, New York, USA
  
• Art Palm Beach, repr. by Charon Kransen Arts, West Palm Beach, USA
  
• Miami Int. Art Fair, repr. by Charon Kransen Arts, Miami Beach, USA
• 2009
• Exhibition for art and craft, Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg, Germany
  
• SOFA, represented by Charon Kransen Arts, Chicago, USA
  
• SOFA, represented by Charon Kransen Arts, Santa Fee, New Mexico
  
• Exhibition at Schleswig-Holsteinischen Landesmuseum, Schwerin, Germany
• 2008
• International craft fair, special show "Talente", Munich, Germany
  
• Exhibition for applied art and product design, Grassimuseum, Leipzig, Germany
  
• Zeughausmesse, Deutsches Historisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
  
• Exhibition at Römer- und Pelizaeus - Museum (shop), Hildesheim, Germany
  
• 2007
• Group exhibition, gallery "V+V", Vienna, Austria
  
• Zeughausmesse, Deutsches Historisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
• 2006
• CODA Museum (shop), Appeldorn, Netherlands
  
• Group exhibition, gallery "Wurm &Schmidl", Ravensburg, Germany
• 2005
• Exhibition at Kestner Museum, Hannover, Germany
  
• Museum voor Hedendaagse Art (shop), Hertogenbosch, Netherlands
  

Artist Statement:

The pieces that I design are developed under the aspect of perceiving jewelry as an experimental object. The focus of my work is upon surface design. Inspiration for the form is drawn from the interaction between humans and nature. Organic shapes, fragile, brittle, multi-layered, suspenseful.