On February 11th, the Vernissage art gallery in Estonia will unveil the jubilee exhibition of renowned metal artist Urve Küttner, entitled 'From Femme Fatale to Feminism'. This exhibition not only marks a significant milestone in Küttner’s career but also serves as a tribute to her dear friend and art historian Heie Marie Treier, who passed away earlier this year. The event promises to be a celebration of creativity and friendship, interwoven with themes of female empowerment, which Küttner explores through her art.

The exhibition showcases Küttner's imaginative and freeform creations, providing viewers with an inspiring experience that encourages deeper reflection on the role of women in art. Among the works on display are notable jewelry installations that engage in dialogue with the art of Paul Delvaux, as well as pieces from her 'Saints' and 'Venuses' series, which draw from the historical narratives of art. Additionally, attendees will have the opportunity to see Küttner's monumental compositions that are influenced by the redefined image of women as envisioned by Yves Saint Laurent, alongside other conceptual works from her past.

As part of this exhibition, a rich selection of jewelry will be shown, both as standalone pieces and as part of larger meaningful installations. Throughout her work, Küttner maintains a strong social awareness and a deep empathy towards women, reflecting contemporary feminist ideals and fostering a discussion around the mathematical beauty and strength imbued in her metal art. This synthesis of art and social commentary makes the exhibition a significant cultural event within Estonia, prompting audience engagement with critical themes of femininity and identity.