Porcelain, paper and more: exhibition in the Heavenly studio in Meißen!

Porcelain, paper and more: exhibition in the Heavenly studio in Meißen!

The "Heavenly" studio in the Görnian alley in Meißen will soon be the scene of an exciting exhibition, which presents the manual skills of young porcelain painters. The vernissage will open on July 26th at 3 p.m. under the title "Porcelain, paper and anything else", which can be visited by August 30th. The exhibits that show the creative diversity of the artisans can be seen on Thursdays until Saturdays from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.

The 24-year-old Christin Neelsen opens the show with a very special exhibit: a decorated women's sneaker who inspires with embroidery and innovative essays. Christin, who was freshly moved from Schleswig-Holstein to Meißen, has learned from the renowned porcelain manufacturer through her grandma. Her training path was long - with an internship, the application, a new apartment and three and a half years of training - but she feels this time as enriching and demanding, in contrast to the former seven -year training model.

a community of artists

Christin is supported by the twins Corinna and Alessa Granzow, who also discovered their passion for porcelain painting. Corinna specializes in Indian painting, while Alessa unfolds her talent as a flower painter. Together they live in a flat share in Meißen, which promotes creative exchange and development of your individual styles.

The creative power of the young artists is shown in their diverse approach. Christin Neelsen particularly likes to work with natural materials and, for example, staged insect bodies in their exhibits. In addition, she and her fellow campaigners created portraits in various styles of well -known artists who illustrate the range of their skills.

tradition and innovation combined

The traditional MEISSEN manufacturer, which is already over 300 years old, manages to link modern design with historical values. The manufactory proudly describes itself as a modern start-up and relies on innovative design that appeals both collectors and customers from all over the world. It is the goal of the manufactory to pass on the design and handicraft tradition to future generations.

The training opportunities in the manufactory are versatile: from manufacturers to industrial ceramists in various specialist areas to gastronomists. This wide range ensures that numerous talents are promoted and the art of porcelain painting lives on. In particular, the manufacturers such as Christin Neelsen, bring precision, patience and great skill into their craft. Career at Meissen offers the relevant information on these training paths.

The guests of the exhibition can look forward to an exciting adventure in the world of the porcelain. Not only the art of painting is celebrated here, but also made the connection between tradition and modern creativity. Visit the "Heavenly" gallery and let yourself be inspired by the individual works of art, which are all unique and demonstrate the high artistry of porcelain painting.

Further information on the event and the artists can be found on sächsische.de Or more about the job itself on training compass .