Interview to Sébastien Carré about his exhibition JUNTOS, by Imma Batalla
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Published: 19.09.2016
Ring: Wave On The Beach, 2016
Japanese paper, turquoise, malachite, lapis lazuli, beads, silk, cotton, nylon thread.
Photo by: Milo Lee Photography
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In 2014, at twenty-five years old, he completed his studies in art, specializing in jewelry, at the Haute école des arts du Rhin (HEAR) in Strasbourg. And since then, the name Sébastien Carré, hasn’t stopped growing. The recognition of his work has come in the form of awards and recognition. Fascinated by creation he didn’t bowed before the difficulties that he has encountered throughout his life. On the contrary, he has used them to grow both personally and professionally. Optimistic and conciliatory, he believes in the ability of art to improve the world. And it works.
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