........................ musikarische Schmuckstücke
F.Chopin: Fantasie f-moll Op.27-2
Ring: 750/Gold, Brillanten, Lemonquarz
Villa Lobos: Valsa Da Dor & Poema Singelo
Ring: 750/Gold, Brillanten, Granat
F.Liszt: Etudes D'execution Transcendante No.10 f-moll
Ring oder Pin: 950/Platin, Brillanten, Kunzit
F.Liszt: Rapsodia española
Ring: 950/Platin, Brillanten, Skapolith
Schumann:Fantasie in C major, Op 17
925/Silber, Perlmutt, Kunstharz
Musik. eine immaterielle Kunstform, ohne Form, nicht greifbar.
nicht greifbar?
strahlt klang keine Farbe aus?
bildet die Harmonie keine geometrische Struktur?
Die Melodie keine Linien, der Rhythmus keinen Vektor?
925/Silber, Lemonquarz
What is music?
A sequence of notes, stringed together in a melodic and harmonic order.
Music, an immaterial form of art, shapeless and impossible to grasp.
Impossible to grasp?
Doesn`t music radiate colour?
Doesn`t the harmony create a geometric structure?
The melody no lines, the rhythm no vector?
Would there be a possibility to fathom them?
The artist and master goldsmith with origins in Japan, Satoko Takeichi, has been studying
this subject matter for years.
Her approach at turning sounds into shapes is unique and special.
By thoroughly analyzing the pieces, which she sometimes does on the piano herself, she makes out their architecture and literally sees the shapes and the structure.
The result is a transformation and an embodiment of the music as a piece of jewelery,
represented with fine and flowing lines.
In addition to her creative field of work, she deepens her musical and artistic understanding by collaborating with various musicians.