After Identity Crisis: the Pole Shift (3/4)
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Published: 12.09.2024

For real change to occur, action needs to take place. My intention with “Identity Crisis” was to drop a pebble into the water and hope that some of the ripples turned into waves. It is in that spirit that I am publishing this follow up essay.
This is the third part of a text that will be published in 4 individual texts. Read the previous articles: Part 1: Introduction, Part 2: Ceci n’est pas “art jewellery”.
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