Archipelago
Exhibition
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25 Nov 2017
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30 Dec 2017
Published: 20.11.2017
terezaseabra.com
A collective exhibition gathers 29 artists, the variety of expressive work under the same topic "Nature".
Artist list
Naama Bergman, Annemieke Broenink, Ana Margarida Carvalho, Miriam Castro, Daniel DiCaprio, Dörte Dietrich, Alejandra Ferrer Escobar, Hanna Hedman, Marian Hosking, Sunyoung Kim, Seulgi Kwon, Yojae Lee, Jong Seok Lim, Teresa Milheiro, Marília Maria Mira, David Neale, Clara Niubò, Melanie Nützel, Carolina Quintela, Nora Rochel, Constanze Schreiber, Tereza Seabra, Catarina Silva, Rui Silva, Alejandra Solar, Terhi Tolvanen, Flora Vagi, Gabi Veit, Alexandra de Serpa Pimentel
Like the meaning of the word archipelago - a group of islands close to each other or which are in any way connected – this exhibition brings together 29 artists from 15 different countries united by the same theme.
Although they have different individual expressions, some with a realistic approach others in a more abstract way, they all share the same inspiration: Nature.
In a threatened planet, this is also an opportunity to bring to attention how urgent it is to preserve it.
Translation by Rosa João Tyszkiewicz.
Although they have different individual expressions, some with a realistic approach others in a more abstract way, they all share the same inspiration: Nature.
In a threatened planet, this is also an opportunity to bring to attention how urgent it is to preserve it.
Translation by Rosa João Tyszkiewicz.
Opening
Saturday 25th November from 17h to 21h.Necklace: Mutações, 2017
Dyed coral, bone, glass and oxidized silver.
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Brooch: Paul, 2005
Fur, led, silver, stainless steel.
Photo by: Edo Kuipers
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Brooch: Hidden treasures X, 2017
Silver, gold, native copper, ammonite, coral cameo and dendritic agate.
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Pendant: Bluefish, 2017
Painted zink, oxidized silver and thread.
From series: Something Fishy
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Necklace: Jungle Night, 2014
Laurel wood, moonstone, quartz and paint.
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Piece: Insects_ mantis, 2015
Frog’s skin, leather, sterling silver, polymer clay, oxidized,gold plated
14.5 x 24 x 4.5 cm
Photo by: Park Kwang choon
Brooch & object
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