Annie Wahlén. Saimaa University of Applied Sciences. New Graduates 2015
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Published: 13.07.2015
Neckpiece: Attempts to extend life, 2015
Wood, porcelain, soap
Photo by: Annie Wahlén
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The aim of my work was to awaken the thought and feeling that someone has tried to take care of these necklaces. Sometimes in panic, sometimes with care, sometimes in really stupid and clumsy ways and sometimes neat and long-lasting. I wish that the viewer would feel a bit sad for my objects, while at the same time maybe smile a little from the most naive attempts.
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