The Beauty And the Beast

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The Beauty and the Beast

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Self-destruction

The Beauty and the Beast Eco Art Project by Nataly Cnyrim-KimmelBenefiting the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation CONTACT-INFO Tel: +33970446551Skype : natalykimmelyour@worldofsuccess.infohttp://www.natalykimmel.com http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=54130127399&ref=ts : 

The Beauty and the Beast Eco Art Project by Nataly Cnyrim-KimmelBenefiting the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation CONTACT-INFO Tel: +33970446551Skype : natalykimmelyour@worldofsuccess.infohttp://www.natalykimmel.com http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=54130127399&ref=ts

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To honor the beauty and the rights of the Bonelli Eagles, Nataly Cnyrim-Kimmel has conceived an art project entitled “The Beauty and The Beast. Self-Destruction”. While the sculptural project is clearly making reference to the famous fairy tale, it is also offering a new version of the story, with an eco-reading to it. In this interpretation, Beauty lies in the animal world and Man is revealed to be the Beast, endangering all living beings and as a consequence its own human world. The cycle of life must be preserved, the Beauty can be saved, and the Beast be tamed again. Adorned like a totemic animal by the many colors of a joyful palette, the Bonelli Eagle is presented in a thorn cage, fractured by the power of the Beauty taking off. Despite the thrust, the flight does not take place, hands seize his legs and the bird looses many of his feathers as he struggles to break free. His plumage gets hurt, scattered about in the cage, suspended in the air. The statement is clear: our planet has become a thorny environment, uncomfortable and unwelcoming, in which life can only damage itself. Nataly Cnyrim – Kimmel’s Eco Art Project

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Despite our love of Beauty, our square rational human logic is not always serving the spirit and dignity of all the living beings it shares the planet with. It is time for Humans to question the logic that has driven them. The Bonelli Eagle becomes in this project the symbol of the Natural Beauty in this world. The Eagle is loosing its mean to fly, its identity and life force. But there is a chance to change: the process can be reversed. Preservation and measures can be put into place to act now. Helping the Bonelli Eagles to survive is a meaningful gesture. To signify this crucial opportunity, Nataly Cnyrim-Kimmel has conceived the feathers as multicolored rubber modules. The first symbolical step could be to reversing the dreadful prospect of the extinction of this specie would be to put back the feathers on. The second step would be to be to bring back peacefully the eagle into our world, changing the logic of our actions. So that by protecting him, we will protect our planet, we will protect ourselves.

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To sensitize the public to the Eagle’s cause, the artist would like to propose a few events around the production of multicolored feathers, the creation of a The feathers would become the ambassadors of the Eagle’s cause. They would be sent around the world to be signed by VIPs and celebrities of the art and environmental world present in Monaco would be gathered for a signing event. Moreover an edition of the feathers as pen, pencils or more complex objects could be made for the general public. Sotheby’s International & www.Ebay.com could in addition to the sale of the Eagle,auction some of the special signed feathers conceived as collectibles. Multiple forms of events and production of secondary products to mark the importance of the Eco-Parade and the Bonelli Eagles could be imagined on the basis of this sculptural project. All proceeds of the sales via auctions or shops, online or on site, of the signed and unsigned feathers and feather-objects would benefit the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation. Feather-Mania !!!

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An educational program involving the schools of the Principality would be designed for children to learn about the environment and the Bonelli Eagles. Special Arts and crafts workshops would be lead by the artist, as she feels very committed to youth and the role of the arts in contributing to better the world. During one of the workshops, the children could participate in a determinant action to gather the feathers scattered in the exhibited cage and put them back on the sculpture. The artist and a young aware generation would join in this gesture full of hope for the future. To seal the Parade in a poetic and concrete manner, a couple of Bonelli Eagles (Male & Female) equipped with a tracking system could be released and their flight toward a safe new life could be monitored on a giant public screen as well as on the web. The movement from Art to Life would thus be accomplished, and the Bonelli Eagles, all plumage on being a reality to the people. Please see the technical documents and portfolio of sketches accompanying this text to have a visual idea of the proposal. The studio is at your entire disposition should you need more information!

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Biography : Nataly Cnyrim-Kimmel was born 18.10th 1969 in Koblenz on the Rhine, but she left Koblenz for Switzerland only one and a half years later. As a child, Nataly was involved in two films hosted by sports reporter Heinz Megerlein on German official television ARD & ZDF. These films were documentary pieces focusing on how children can learn to ski. Nataly was about 4 years of age at the time and was an excellent skier. With her talent, she gained popularity and at this very young age represented the German National team as their mascot. After three years in Switzerland she returned to Koblenz to start school. And at the tender age of seven, Nataly and her family lost their beloved father, the well-known psychiatrist and neurologist Dr. Curt Cnyrim (Hungarian origin). There after followed several years in Munich alone with mother Heike(French origin). After a further stay in her hometown Koblenz, the 13-year old moved with her mother to the Balearic island of Majorca. Nataly successfully finished her attendance at the international school with academic A-levels (Abitur) of the University of London. At the age of 21, Nataly gave birth to daughter Anouschka, two and a half months too early. At birth, Anouschka only weighed 700 grammes. This forming event made Nataly want to care for children right to the current day. Nataly concentrated on alternative medicine and successfully finished the school for alternative medicine and cosmetics near Hamburg.

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But after all, Natalys creativity asserted itself and this was followed with several years of training at the international school of design in Majorca. A partial paralysis caused by a severe cluster migraine stopped her professional ambitions for the duration of two long years. During a flight from Barcelona to Nice in March 1999, Nataly met Peter W. Kimmel whom she married a few months later. Nataly supported her husband Peter right from the beginning in his public relations activities to promote the many projects of art, culture and children. Nataly now personally acts as vice president of KIMMEL FOR KIDS and her goal is to support children who are less fortunate in this world. Projects for children in Thailand, Austria, Poland, Italy and Brazil are supported not just financially together with renowned organisations such as UNESCO, SSI, Don Bosco and many other important institutions. 2003 saw the birth of son Petrys, like Anouschka he also was born too early. For the last few years Nataly has converted her creativity into a passion for painting. And finally in 2005 it happened, after two shared exhibitions, Nataly held her first sole exhibition in the artist village of Vallauris, where already Picasso created his famous ceramic sculptures. Followed by other exhibitions in Bremen, Budapest,Vienna Hamburg, New York, Shanghai and Bangkok... All proceeds of the colourful and positive paintings are exclusively utilised for children in needBangkok Nataly Cnyrim-Kimmel lives and paints on the Cote dAzur, where she can follow her many talents in an ideal way. More : http://www.natalykimmel.com

Material Description : 

Material Description

Feather : : 

Feather : The feathers will be conceived as a decorative modular system. Made out of rubber they can fit together like a puzzle to create many different patterns and designs. The individual pieces come in 8 different forms, 8 standard colors, 3 metallic colors and 3 velvet colors. The size of each piece is customizable. The feathers will be water resistant and can be created in different materials in order to fit specific needs. They can be used as interior and/or exterior decorations, shower mats, lampshade, floors and wall coverings. They could be turned easily into pencils or ball pen holders

Panels : : 

Panels : Size: 270x270x3,7mm Weight-Piece: 98g Material: Erbit C-Hooks : 2g

Eagle Cage : 

Eagle Cage Cube Acrylic frame / cube shape Size 2100 x 2100 x 2100 mm Square acrylic tube 25 x 25 mm Three way junction at each corner