Aninka Harms: Volute Jewelry
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This work is an attempt to make visible and wearable a meeting point between the two worlds of Art and Music. This tension is a result of the constant movement between those two disciplines, as Aninka Harms is working both as a jewelry artist as well as a musician. These pieces have a lot of architectural qualities, as well as new Baroque elements with the volute (three dimensional spiral) as almost always present, like a leitmotiv in musical terms. Aninka Harms has been exhibiting. In the designer hall C 2 of Inhorgenta Europe for the last two years and will be presenting her exceptional jewelry there again this year.
by Axel Henselder
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