Published: 14.01.2015
Jewellery Hunting by Naoko Ogawa in cooperation with Schmuck2
Photo by Shintaro IMAI
Photo by Shintaro IMAI
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In accordance with its aim to explore a multifaceted, contemporary notion of jewellery based on unconventional and experimental concepts, Schmuck2 invited the Japanese artist Naoko Ogawa to initiate her project “Jewelry Hunting – Die Jagd nach dem Schmuckbild“ during summer of 2013 within the context of the scenic countryside setting of the HOCHsitz Atelier, the historic town of Bad Doberan, and the city of Rostock on the Baltic Sea, Germany.
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