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Zeitraffer
In her graduate work Nicole Kolberg takes aspects from the time lapse technique in films and transfers those into objects made of brown clay and porcelain. She concentrates on the effects that a time lapse has on the displayed. Sequences are fragmented, episodes are sorted out and the left over pieces are rebuilt in a new order. Multi- layered structures, grown by the time, suggest a logical system. Cross sections open views to the course of time, such as annual rings of a tree.
Designer: Nicole Kolberg
Manufacturer: Nicole Kolberg
Inspired By: time-lapse technique
Material: Porcelain, brown clay
Popcornring
Rings are inspired by the rich amount of forms that popcorn creates. every single popcorn is different, every popcorn is unique. and if we have a closer look, the have amazing forms. those rings come in two versions - silver gold plated or silver with black surface. they are massive and heavy. ring base is oval.
Designer: Nicole Kolberg (Germany)
Manufacturer: Nicole Kolberg (Germany)
Inspired By: Popcorn
Material: silver goldplated, also available in silver black oxidated
Colours: gold, black
Dimension: all ringsizes
Perlenkette
a temporary puplic sculpture/furniture for the city of Pforzheim, which is famous for its jewellery tradition. the gigant pearlchain is a place to rest or to play on for all people coming by.
it can be visited until the end of this month and will be removed then. Its waiting for your visit!
Designer: Nicole Kolberg (Germany)
Manufacturer: Huxol Beton (Germany)
Status
self-employed
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Links
WebsiteSchool
Bachelor of Arts, Jewellery and Everyday Objects, University Pforzheim 2010
CONTACT
Stuttgart
Germany
