Noemi Klein




...the beauty of dichotomy
Nothing inspires me like…
Dichotomy. Everything I see around me is opposites and the aim is to encompass these into one body of work.
I hope…
That one day I can make sense of everything.
Cultural influences…
Are subtle, but permeate everything I do. It took a while before I recognised the importance of my background, it seemed too obvious at first.
I got where I am...
In myriad ways. I didn’t start out with a plan, and one of my greatest luxuries still is to always try and keep my options open.
Fashion can sometimes...
Be fleeting, while craft is permanent.
I scream when...
The mallet strays.
Did you know...
That the most beautiful view in London is out of my studio window.
I dance like...
Michael Stipe (I like to think, but I’m sure others would disagree!)
Cake makes me...
Think of my sister. It’s her craft. “Germans are good at cake”, one of the better clichés out there.
If I could...
I would travel to Japan once a year. It’s one of the most inspirational places I’ve been to.
I once thought...
You needed a degree to be good at what you do. A bit silly really. My degree is in English Literature.
I suck at...
Organising anything. It’s getting to be a bit of a problem. I once came to the conclusion that it’s pointless owning a diary when you’re prone to losing things so I thought it would be better to memorise everything. I think that theory needs revising.
The earliest memory...
I have is from my 4th birthday. My grand-dad wheeled a red bike into our kitchen and all the kids were crammed onto the wooden bench.
I get bored easily...
A short attention span is what keeps me on the move constantly. It’s a pain for going to see a movie but it seems to work out ok when it comes to thinking up new pieces.
I like making...
Rings the most. I go through phases but usually a collection starts with a ring. You’re the most free, because a ring is an object more like any other piece of jewellery, it suits everyone and has the most interesting story to tell.
