The third installment of the “Corpus Container” series this time with A5 and OTSE! drawing inspiration from the performative and theatrical elements established in the previous exhibitions. The result was a series of expressive masks made from the refuse material found at the railway repair workshop in Tallinn Estonia. Swedish photographer Andreas Thorén was invited to photograph the works.
A5 and OTSE! created a second installment of of “Corpus Container” at the Lloyd Hotel and cultural embassy in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The performance and installation served as an intervention to a meeting room inside of the Hotel, and coincided with the 2012 Christmas market organized by Steinbeisser.
In November of 2005 A5 began a collaboration with Estonian artist group OTSE! (Annika Kedelauk, Nils Hint, Rainer Kassik – Aaslav) organized by Steinbeisser. The result of the ongoing project, titled “Corpus Container”, was a performance and exhibition at Gallerii HOP in Tallinn Estonia.
Nr #15
100€
Brooch: L:60 W:55 D:30 mm. Material: Wood, Steel
Nr #14
100€
Necklace: L:120 W:125 D:60 mm. (pendant size) Material: Wood, Twine
11/09/2014
A5 has the honor to exhibit at Gallery Platinas 15 years anniversary at Färgfabriken from 11 of September 2014. This exhibition highlights memorable exhibitions from the Stockholm gallery over the past 15 years.
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A5 was formed in 2008 with the idea of connecting three artists whom shared a similar vision. Annika Pettersson, Romina Fuentes, and Adam Grinovich met while studying at the Adellab/metalformgivning department at Konstfack University. Each member maintains a career as a professional artist in the field of contemporary jewelry. A5 has since served as a forum for creative discussion and international cross-disciplinary collaboration.
A5 has worked on a variety of projects with the main goal of establishing connections with as many diverse fields as possible. It is extremely important for A5 to promote work to a large audience, collectively and individually we feed off of the viewpoint of the viewer, the relationship between objects, images, and individuals.