Hand Medal Project: Thinking about What Jewelry Can Do
Published: 18.04.2021
Argentine medical workers wearing hand medals.
Photo courtesy: Iris Eichenberg and Jimena Ríos.
Photo courtesy: Iris Eichenberg and Jimena Ríos.
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It would not be an exaggeration to say that 2020 was a year of COVID-19. It spread around the world in the blink of an eye, and although vaccinations have begun, the fight to tame the pandemic is still going on, even a few months into 2021. On the front lines of this battle are the medical workers. In Japan where I live, various projects have been developed to show gratitude and appreciation, from calls for donations to catering by chefs.
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