Eva Peerboom. EASD València. Selected Graduate 2019
Published: 01.11.2019
Brooch: nº 000006, 2019
Fluorite, silver.
6. 5 x 4. 5 x 1 cm
Photo by: Alex Baker
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The work of the Valencian jeweler Eva Peerboom has been selected for the balance reached between the use of technology, excellence in technical execution, the link with gemology, and the powerful conceptual load. Starting from universal notions about identity and belongingness to the group, her work is surrounded by an attitude of risk and a sincere commitment to the mixed-race society that she’s had to live, undressing before the mirror and recognizing her reflection in her creations.
/ Kepa Carmona, Teacher from EASD Valencia jewellery department.
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