Zhanna Lopatkina
New
Mosaic panel "CRANIUM" 2021 Size: 210 x 260 x 16 mm
This work won an award in the category "Best Creative Idea" at the final exhibition of the IX Regional Biennale.
This amber brooch is made specially to decorate the mask.
Kaliningrad, 14 August 2020
Mosaic panel "Skull" 2020 size: 282 x 330 x 30 mm
Pendant "Amplua" 2020
"Guest afar"
Panel from Sumatran amber. Or it is also called Indonesian.
A wonderful shade of brown. A special beauty is shown in ultraviolet light - purple lightning dancing in a unique pattern. 195x195x50mm -2019-
Wall clock "Botany".
Electromechanical with quartz stabilization.
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Dimensions 580 x 170 x 30 mm. Year of creation 2020.
Brooch "Apollo" 2020
At the Alatyr 2019 competition in Kaliningrad at the Amber Museum, the work received a personal diploma of the jury member Alexander Krylov.
panno "Amber catcher".
mosaic, églomisé. 2019.
panno "Mask".
mosaic, églomisé. 2019.
Circlet "Fickle"
amber, sodalite, wood
For two decades of working with amber, I noticed that natural Baltic amber has a different flavor when heated.
If in whole take all the volume of amber processed by me, you can confidently divide its aroma into the following percentage:
85% - the main mass. Amber has the smell of pitch of pine, with a touch of the smell of the sea.
10% - amber with dark inclusions, the so-called "slag" (the name used in the Kaliningrad region).
To the smell of resin is added a distinct smell of peat.
4% - amber of different shades from the total amount when heated has a pronounced flower aroma and less pronounced smell of resin
1% - strong smell of swamp.
published 2017
GALLERY
A series "Aquarium"
In the Kaliningrad Amber Museum on June 28 at 18.00 the opening ceremony of the Fifth International Biennial of copyright works Amber "Alatyr - 2013" and an exhibition-competition «AquaTerra» took place.
These work ( series of "Aquarium" ) were awarded diploma in the category of "Mastery".
For two decades of working with amber, I noticed that natural Baltic amber has a different aroma when heated.
If you take the entire volume of amber processed by me, you can confidently divide its aroma by the following percentage:
85% - the bulk. Amber has a pine resin smell, with a touch of sea aroma.
10% - amber with dark inclusions, the so-called "slag" (the name used in the Kaliningrad region).
A distinctive peat smell
4% - amber of different shades of the total amount when heated has a pronounced floral aroma and a less pronounced smell of resin.
1% - pronounced smell of the swamp.
published in 2017