Annabel Goris. PXL-MAD School of Arts. Selected Graduate 2019
Published: 28.10.2019
Pendant: 5X, 2019
Plexiglass, rodiated silver.
15 x 7 cm
Photo by: Leen Hoogmartens
From series: Odd Fellas
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In a context dictated by art jewellery, Annabel Goris took the risk to develop her own commercial jewellery brand ‘Lebanna’. Her graduation project showed a serious research attitude and finally, she presented a mature body of work with great attention to detail, decoration and technical skill. Annabel succeeded in her aim and seems ready for the future market. She made a complete presentation, reflecting the essence of the project, and executed to the finest detail. Besides the collection itself, display, promotion-movie, website and photography were taken care of. / David Huycke
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