Sebastian Buescher



Born:

1978 Cologne, Germany

Training/ Education:

  • 2004 Ceramic Workshop, Kensington and Chelsea College, London UK
  • 2004 Introduction to Glassblowing, Westminster College, London UK
  • 2000-2003 BA Silversmithing Jewelry and Applied Crafts, London UK Metropolitan University, London UK
  • 2000 Certificate Jewelry Course, SGAS, London UK
  • 1997-1998 BA Graphic Information Design, University of Westminster, London UK
  • 1996-1997 BTEC Foundation Studies in Art and Design, University of Westminster, London UK

Work Experience:

  • 2004 I got Felt, London, UK
  • 2002 Work placement with Kelvin J. Birk, London, UK
  • 2001-2002 Work placement with The Transhuman Jewellery Experience, London, UK
  • 1998-2000 Market Stalls, London, UK
  • 1998-1999 Clothes Shop, London, UK

Awards:

  • 2003 BJA Certificate of Merit, London UK
  • 2003 Goldsmith’s Award First prize, WCG, London UK
  • 2003 Rashbel Marketing Award, London UK
  • 2003 Fashion Jewelry Gold Award, WCG, London UK

Exhibitions (Solo & Group Shows):

  • 2005 Charon Kransen Arts at SOFA, New York USA
  • 2005 Velvet da Vinci, San Francisco USA
  • 2004 Dialogue 4, Inhorgenta, Munich Germany
  • 2004 Dialogue 4, Unit 2 Gallery, London Germany
  • 2003 New Designers, London UK
  • 2003 Summer Show, London Metropolitan University, London UK
  • 2003 But Not For Sale, London Metropolitan University, London UK
  • 2003 Goldsmith’s Craftsmanship and Design Awards Exhibition UK

Collections:

  • 2003 Shriti Vadera, London, UK

Publications:

  • 2004 Very Fashion 3, Styleguide, London , UK
  • 2004 Findings Magazine, Issue 27, London, UK
  • 2003 Elle Decoration, July, London, UK
  • 2002 Mushroom Magazine, October, Germany

Artist Statement:

My work allows me travel far from this mundane, serious everyday world into an absurd environment where anything is possible and nothing has to make sense. I see my pieces as nonsensical creations that often times strive on contradiction and absurdity, misplacing recognizable objects in a surreal landscape.