In the third part of this series, I spoke with Iris Hummer. Here you can find the printed (shorter) Hungarian version of the interview. To read the full-length English version, please click here.
My interview with Helena Renner, The Story of Body Image and Self-Acceptance, has now been published in Hungarian Applied Arts. The original English version of the interview is available here.
In this interview, I had the pleasure of speaking with Stephie Morawetz. The article is published in Hungarian, but an English version is available here.
In this series, I speak with jewellery artists from different countries about their creative processes and the ideas behind their work. These conversations offer insight into the artists’ personal experiences and sources of inspiration, while also enriching the ways in which contemporary jewellery can be understood and interpreted.
SCULPTING ACCEPTANCE: A NARRATIVE OF BODY IMAGE
Interview with Helena Renner - published online May 13, 2025
Interview with Joy Julius, who is a London-based Nigerian fashion designer and illustrator:
JOY JULIUS
The Arrival of Crucible - March 30, 2023
SWEAT AND TEARS… CRYSTALLISED
Interview with Judit Fritz
Judit’s work is a mixture of science, fantasy and poetry. In her art, the connection between human life and nature emerges in a very unique way. The closer we look, the more similar we are. This equality captivates the viewer’s imagination; it invites us to see ourselves from a different angle.
September 27, 2021
TACTILITE
Stone that Tickles the Gaze
Interview with Darja Popolitova by Vica Gábor
October 14, 2021
KONTRAPUNKT NO.2: Permission to Speak
Kontrapunkt Collective, 2024
Permission to Speak is the first major publication by Kontrapunkt Collective, an international group of four jewellery artists exploring the relationship between individual and collective artistic practice. Developed alongside the collective's second exhibition project of the same name, the publication functions as both a catalogue and a research document, examining collaboration as a creative methodology.
Through essays, reflections and documentation, the publication investigates themes of trust, dialogue, authorship and shared decision-making, while considering the role of audiences and exhibition spaces within collective artistic processes. Bringing together multiple voices and perspectives, Permission to Speak offers insight into the collective's ongoing research into collaboration, contemporary jewellery and alternative modes of artistic production.
Contributors: Rita Besnyői, Vica Gábor, Lieta Marziali, Luca Sági.