BARA: Cosmic Nascency. An Essay on Ruudt Peters Jewellery by Jörn Ahrens
Published: 26.08.2021
Brooch: forat, 2021
Silver, grafite, gold.
4 x 4 x 3.2 cm
Photo by: Koen Jacobs
From series: BARA
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Their pronounced form of shadowy seclusion is pointing to infiniteness which, we know, is not part of these radically limited objects, but which, nevertheless, seems to unfold as a black hole of cosmic nascency, crafted from a material which is not only essential to the living world, but also the origin of beauty.
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