Hunting Trophies from the Concrete Jungle by Karin Roy Andersson and Linnéa Eriksson
Exhibition
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23 Jul 2016
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14 Aug 2016
Published: 29.06.2016
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It might look like the work of Linnéa Eriksson and Karin Roy Andersson are completely disparate, but the common denominator is the hunt for inspiration and material in the urban environment.
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Karin Roy Andersson, Linnéa Eriksson
In the exhibition “Hunting Trophies from the Concrete Jungle” sharp geometric shapes meets organic pieces made of plastics.
My pieces are made of plastics collected from garbage containers and ditch-banks. I keep my eyes open when I go to the hairdresser; I search in my friends’ bathrooms and fridges – you have to be observant if you are going to find that perfect jewellery material. The material still has traces from the consumer society, but in the finished pieces the industrial image has gained a more organic impression. / Karin Roy Andersson
Craft is my language, and by using my hands I transfer my observations into metal, where I find the meditative process taking control over the materials very appealing. The process strengthen and challenges, and wearable objects emerge making time and space for my memories to live, and not to be forgotten. / Linnéa Eriksson
My pieces are made of plastics collected from garbage containers and ditch-banks. I keep my eyes open when I go to the hairdresser; I search in my friends’ bathrooms and fridges – you have to be observant if you are going to find that perfect jewellery material. The material still has traces from the consumer society, but in the finished pieces the industrial image has gained a more organic impression. / Karin Roy Andersson
Craft is my language, and by using my hands I transfer my observations into metal, where I find the meditative process taking control over the materials very appealing. The process strengthen and challenges, and wearable objects emerge making time and space for my memories to live, and not to be forgotten. / Linnéa Eriksson
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