Hungarian jewellery artist REKA LORINCZ studied at the Moholy-Nagy University of Applied Arts (Moholy-Nagy M\u0171v\u00e9szeti Egyetemen) in Budapest.
\u201cJewellery design, in my understanding, is an interpretation of today\u2019s world, a kind of communication between the outside world and my inner world \u2013 making the invisible visible. With my jewellery, I look at the complex diversity of our world. The thrusts of emotion and reflection flow through me with the impulses of nature that I explore and turn into objects. With my objects, I try to illustrate the difference between what is shown and the real world \u2013 which sometimes looks captivating, false, even dangerous. \u201d
There are various misconceptions in the conventional sense of what a jewellery is and what it should be. At the border between kitsch and consumer art, Reka Lorincz creates a colorful kaleidoscope of ornaments, objects, installations and video materials that help the artist define and illuminate jewellery in a new, humorous, critical and philosophical way.<\/p>\n\n\n\n