Diya Wang. Rhode Island School of design. New Talent Award Nominee 2021

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Published: 29.06.2021

Body piece: Pearl Drip by Diya Wang.Mass-produced white shirt, plastic pearl chains, plastic pearl buttons, brass.. 2021.48 x18 x 3 cm.Photo by: Melissa Nyquist.From series: Hybrid Garment.

Diya Wang
Body piece: Pearl Drip, 2021
Mass-produced white shirt, plastic pearl chains, plastic pearl buttons, brass.
48 x18 x 3 cm
Photo by: Melissa Nyquist
From series: Hybrid Garment
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Diya's work thoughtfully considers the close relationship between jewelry and garment through playful strategies of juxtaposition, shifts in scale, and surrealist compositions. These strategies serve to highlight the ways in which both jewelry and clothing mirror the complexity of identity, while simultaneously emphasizing the crucial role the body plays in activating these formats.
/ Seth Papac

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