Jewellery is at my Feet. The Show is Yours by Panjapol Kulpapangkorn
Exhibition
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30 Jun 2016
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07 Aug 2016
Published: 27.06.2016

Everybody has their own jewellery, but not everyone realises that they have already worn it.
Artist list
Panjapol Kulpapangkorn
My work pushes the boundaries of jewellery by re-thinking, re-defining and re-interpreting the definition of jewellery design. I started questioning myself what is the meaning of jewellery?
I traveled around the world to open up my horizon. From place to place, one footstep after another, it has a lot of meanings, stories and memories. During my travels, I always re corded and collected my memories from the places I visited by using films , sounds, diary, photographs and found objects. All these things have a strong emotional and physical relationship.
The memory that is precious, is very personal and individual. It seems I wear it, not on my body but in my mind. A memory can be defined in my view as a piece of jewellery that is still a part of me and with me all the time.
"Jewellery is at my feet, the show is yours", the community project, was created in 2012 in order to communicate my believe in jewellery's perception to others. To do this I started creating Memory kits, boxes consisting a memory bag, badges and an instruction of participation. I asked the kit recipients to record their lives through filming their footsteps and valued moments and also collecting memory objects.
Almost two years, the memory from participants returned. Films, found objects, train tickets, wedding rings, tree branches, plastic toys even wrapping papers from 133 participants in 25 countries, were in my studio. These things came with the personal and individual narratives and I used it as my main material to create a piece of jewellery, based on each of participant's story.
"Jewellery is at my feet, the show is yours" project / Panjapol Kulpapangkorn
I traveled around the world to open up my horizon. From place to place, one footstep after another, it has a lot of meanings, stories and memories. During my travels, I always re corded and collected my memories from the places I visited by using films , sounds, diary, photographs and found objects. All these things have a strong emotional and physical relationship.
The memory that is precious, is very personal and individual. It seems I wear it, not on my body but in my mind. A memory can be defined in my view as a piece of jewellery that is still a part of me and with me all the time.
"Jewellery is at my feet, the show is yours", the community project, was created in 2012 in order to communicate my believe in jewellery's perception to others. To do this I started creating Memory kits, boxes consisting a memory bag, badges and an instruction of participation. I asked the kit recipients to record their lives through filming their footsteps and valued moments and also collecting memory objects.
Almost two years, the memory from participants returned. Films, found objects, train tickets, wedding rings, tree branches, plastic toys even wrapping papers from 133 participants in 25 countries, were in my studio. These things came with the personal and individual narratives and I used it as my main material to create a piece of jewellery, based on each of participant's story.
"Jewellery is at my feet, the show is yours" project / Panjapol Kulpapangkorn
Panjapol Kulpapangkorn, 133 participants from 25 countries in the community, project launched in 2012, memory kits (paper with clear plastic bag), photographed by Artist
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Panjapol Kulpapangkorn, The memory containers from participants, project launched in 2012, memory objects in clear-plastic bags, mixed media, size of container: 11cmx13cm, photographed by Artist
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Brooch: Made me, 2012
Found objects
Memory from Hannah Chantelle Fewtrell- Bolton (England)
7 x 6 x 6cm
Photo by: Panjapol Kulpapangkorn
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Panjapol Kulpapangkorn
Piece: Pull it up, sign of inspiration, 2016
Found objects
9 x 5 x 1.5 cm
Photo by: Panjapol Kulpapangkorn
Brooch and Pendant, memory from Atinuj Tantivit (Thailand)
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Brooch: My piece is in the museum of plastic on Sunday, 2016
Found objects.
7 x 7 x 4 cm
Photo by: Panjapol Kulpapangkorn
Memory from Holinka Escudero (Mexico)
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