Beatrice Müller, goldsmith and jewelry designer, gets the world championship title at the International Speaker Slam in Berlin 2020
The goldsmith and jewelry designer brought home the world championship title to her studio with her studio with her own large workshop in Stein.
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Arrival beyond your own goal!
What do you tell an audience about yourself if you only have four minutes?
Beatrice Müller , goldsmith and jewelry designer , fascinated with her speech about the true meaning of jewelry . With this she won the title at the International Speaker Slam World Championship, an event that the top speaker Hermann Scherer organizes every year. This time the competition took place on September 18, 2020 in Berlin to New York, Vienna, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Wiesbaden and Munich.
With 73 participants, a new world record was set up. The Speaker Slam is a speaker competition. While Poetry Slams are rhymed or splashed, people compete against each other at the Speaker Slam with their personal topics. The event stands out with a variety of content that is as colorful and varied as life itself.
The professional jury, in which even speakers and speech experts sit, selects a winner among all participants. To shorten a lecture and still say everything that is important, belongs to the premier class in professional speaking.
Craftsmanship becomes art - art comes from skills
Jewelry has always had the power to make the interior visible on the outside. For years, Beatrice Müller has been committed to ensuring that jewelry is more than a decorative companion. In four minutes to send this view to a wide audience was their job. It was about touching hearts and at the same time conveying information.
The lightness in being, in doing and even talking about it on a stage shows the diversity of your personality. Facetcut is therefore also the new name in Beatrice Müller's repertoire, which her Kerstin Scherer, the wife of Hermann Scherer, gave in November.
Over 20,000 craftsmanship can be seen in their own studio and museum in the Ziegler villa in Stein near Nuremberg. Beatrice Müller is happy to talk about her stories and impulses, which she then makes at the works table and beyond. With an open attitude and with a lot of imagination towards new suggestions that can appear at any time, it is in the middle of life. It has already been awarded several times for the attention to detail.
She also received the renowned platinum Award of the Platin Guild Germany. Her feathered badge, the antennas created on September 11, can even be admired in New York.
Bans are stones in the vegetable patch
This year Beatrice Müller also published her first book and presented it. Jewelry , design and objects are described from thought to the development and implementation. There are topics that capture the zeitgeist: no stress, energetics, paradise - crazy - moved out of the series, 180 degrees and also Covid Terms & Conditions .
It is the time to give the invisible in each individual of us visibility!
However, it is not your motivation to win prices, but to inspire people. To counter things that shows life differently and thus put a very special way of jewelry communication into the world - this attitude is important to her. There are many different ways to communicate. You don't always need words for this, but always a connection, says the designer.
From the outside, jewelry shows who is behind it. Right now, in times of invisibility and cold, it is important to wear your messages to the outside and not to make the emotions disappear behind a mask. It is so infinitely important that we come through the pandemic positively and with a smile. ”
Owner and Managing Director of Kunstplaza. Publicist, editor, and passionate blogger in the field of art, design, and creativity since 2011. Successful completion of a degree in web design as part of a university program (2008). Further development of creativity techniques through courses in free drawing, expressive painting, and theater/acting. Profound knowledge of the art market through many years of journalistic research and numerous collaborations with actors/institutions from art and culture.
