Fumiki Taguchi's Solo exhibition TRACE. An exhibition review by Makiko Akiyama

Article / Review 日本語版-JapaneseVersion MakikoAkiyama

Published: 18.10.2019

Top: TRACE (2019). Necklace. Material: silver, rhodium coating.
Bottom: A necklace (about 100 years ago). Material: silver, turquoise, marcasite. Photo by Tomas Svab.

Fumiki Taguchi’s solo exhibition, entitled TRACE took place at gallery C.A.J. in Kyoto, Japan from 31 August to 22 September 2019. It displayed five new pieces and eighteen past pieces by the jewellery artist. All of them used silver and wabori, a Japanese engraving technique that has dominated Fumiki’s oeuvre to this day.

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