Hanna Ryynänen. Saimaa University of Applied Sciences. Selected Graduate 2016
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Published: 03.06.2016
Necklace: Certainty, 2016
Granite, cotton string
3 x 3.5 x 3.5 cm
Photo by: Hanna Ryynänen
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The body of work by Hanna Ryynänen dives into the essence of ourselves. In her work Hanna states that our identity is dependent on other people and interaction. A piece of jewellery is seen as a mediator that brings it all together. Carved in granite, which is the bedrock from our area, the different identities of the artist herself becomes visible and real. Hanna’s method of working is based on commitment, skill and patience. The self is stored in the stone. / Jenni Sokura, lecturer
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