Distant Horizons. Jewellery and Transgression in Reinhold Ziegler's Artistic Universe
Published: 24.04.2017
In his latest works exhibited in Munich (Wittenbrink), Reinhold Ziegler also presented works involving fossils dating back more than 60 million years to the Precambrian Age. This article is a reflection on the connection between jewelry, cosmic space and evolutionary time.
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