Katalin Jermakov

Biography:

1988-92: Hungarian Academy of Arts, fémműves-metal design engineering; 1992-94: Masters,her masters were: Vladimir Peter and Andrew Bánfalvi. 1991: Rubik's Foundation Scholarship, College of Applied Arts, Lahti (FIN) 1993: Lóránth Laszlo Foundation Award, 1994-97: Lajos Kozma scholarship. 1996: St. Eligiusz Prize, the Hungarian Association of Industrial and Fine, 1997: MM Award. 1999 : Studio of Young Applied School-scholarship. Since 1994, she is board member the Studio of Young Applied, and vice-president from 1997 to the studio. Since 1995, the Board of goldsmith section. Between 1997-2000, she is the member of the National Cultural Fund College of Arts. Since 1994 she teaches in the Drawing School of Buda, and a lead teacher since 1997. In her system designs she use the oldest items. Jewelry in a series based on a particular topic, for example.: XVI. century type twinrings, which is attached to each other forms, which seems complete when it comes to wear. Besides silver she is often uses ebony, other esquiretrees, and bones, which are placed between layers of these emerging patterns, as well as special forms of jewelry, which make up the decoration. She also works with larger sizes of the built environment, will also be addressed in the planning additional objects.

Her Masters:

Péter Vladimir, András Bánfalvi.

Publications:

• Krisztina Stomfai: More ideas of an exhibition, Hungarian Goldsmith, 1994/2.
• Basic requirements for the art program and curriculum, Mogyoród, 1998.

Solo Exhibitions:

• 1998. Dorottya street Gallery, Budapest
• 1999. Fashionshow with [Brigitta Sziráczky], Hotel Gellért, Budapest . Galerie Eva with [Brigitta Sziráczky], in Freiburg.

Works in public collections:

• Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest