MNEMONI

Heike Jobst and Alexander pell, TOGETHER, 2025, Carved foam, Bronze. Photography Heike Jobst

Opening Event: 07.03, Sat 18:00-21:00
Special event: Create your own unique fingerprint pendant with necklace – During opening hours
Event Duration: 04-08.03.2026, Wed-Thu 16:00-19:00, Fri-Sat 11:00-18:00, Sun 11:00-18:00

Exhibition and brand presentation of the collaborative project MNEMONI by Heike Jobst and Alexander Pell.

MNEMONI – derived from the Ancient Greek word mnemonikos for ‘memory’ – stands for portable objects or sculptures that imply the idea of memories and question the nature of objects.

The exhibition showcases various series created in recent years. The starting point is the methods of artistic record-keeping – collecting, imitating, arranging, presenting, interpreting and communicating objects. The latest series, FOAM, features objects made of carved foam combined with silver and bronze, exploring the material and expressive qualities of these materials.

Heike Jobst and Alexander pell, RIBBONS, 2024, Rubber, Silver. Photography Heike Jobst

Heike Jobst, CUMULATION, 2025, Carved foam, Silver blackend. Photography Heike Jobst

Heike Jobst and Alexander pell, TOGETHER, 2025, Carved foam, Bronze. Photography Heike Jobst

Heike Jobst and Alexander pell, OPOSITE, 2025, Carved foam, Silver blackend. Photography Heike Jobst

Heike Jobst, FOAM-Serie, different bracelets, rings, pendants and objects, 2025, Carved foam. Photography Heike Jobst

Heike Jobst and Alexander pell, NUTS pendants, different sizes, 2025, Carved foam, Silver, Silver blackend, Bronze. Photography Heike Jobst

Heike Jobst, ELEVER, 2025, Carved foam, Silver blackend. Photography Heike Jobst

Heike Jobst and Alexander pell, bracelet and ring, 2025, White gold. Photography Heike Jobst

Mnemoni was founded in 2022 by Heike Jobst and Alexander Pell as a collaborative project. Heike Jobst is a visual artist who studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. Alexander Pell opened his art and jewellery casting studio in downtown Munich in 2019, in the family-run goldsmith workshop Pell.

Heike looks back on a long period of creating artworks, particularly objects, drawings and sculptural installations. In her artworks, she engages with the constitution of objects. She searches for forms that evoke memory or recognition but cannot be regarded as something definite – fluid impressions, and abstractions of the idea of an object.

Alexander founded his art and jewellery casting studio in 2019 within the family-run goldsmith workshop Pell, which can draw on a long tradition of jewellery making spanning generations. Working with moluds during the casting process, especially with found objects and the technique of the ‘lost molud’ also implies the idea of memory.

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Group Exhibition, Brand Presentation