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Heejoo Kim

Leather and copper

Graduated from the Pforzheim School of Design and from the Kookmin University School of Design in South Korea in 2011.

Delicacy, calm and poetry are some of the qualifiers that apply to his work. The imagination of this young designer and her mastery of techniques enchant us. Heejoo’jewelry reinvents the first stages of life on our planet and lets us imagine the mutation of the primitive plant world. Through her creations, she makes us feel the liveliness and energy of nature.

Related projects

Flowers with insects

French school circa 1820 Watercolor on vellum 39 X 51 cm stretched by the edges on a thick cardboard 45 X 55 cm mounted nailed in a restoration

Stil llife with eggplants

Rodolphe Theophile Bosshard 1889 – 1960 Oil on paper 30 X 40 cm mounted on panel, signed and dated 37 at the top right corner, mounted in a

Sunset on the Cape

Felk (Jean Lafon) 1886 – 1973 Oil on canvas 54 X 65 cm mounted in a very beautiful Parnassian frame of the period 71 X 82 cm. More familiar

Prayer in front of the village

Raymond Dierickx 1904-1978 Gouache 49 X 60 cm mounted under neutral pH mat 60 X 80 cm. Capped in Joan of Arc, a man is damaged in prayer in front

Still life to the old books

French school of the XIXth century Oil on canvas 81 X 100 cm, monogrammed AR and dated 1893. Despite poor restorations, particularly on the edges

Portrait of Rwandan

J. Willems Belgian school circa 1930. Oil on canvas mounted on panel 61 X 50 cm, mounted in a beautiful exotic wood frame adorned with silver

The Factory

French school 19th “Landscape at the factory” French school circa 1820/30, oil on canvas 24.5 X 33 cm, mounted by a Marie-Louise in a

The Renown

Paul Mantes 1921 – 2004 Pencil drawing and stump 64 X 48 cm mounted by a black Marie-Louise in an Art-Deco frame in blond bramble 81 X 64

Arabesque

Paul Mantes 1921 – 2004 Pencil drawing 64 X 48 cm mounted by a black Marie-Louise in an Art-Deco frame in Macassar ebony 92 X 72 cm, signed

Near Constantinople

Achille Fouquier 1817 – 1895 Pencil drawing heightened with watercolor 11 X 18 cm approximately, signed with the monogram and dated May 27,