Les Liaisons ambiguës. How Could Ambiguity Be Future-oriented?
Published: 17.04.2017
Spoon - Glasses Chain by Bernhard Schobinger, 2013. Silver, steel, glass, acrylic, Sonia with Saw Cross, 1988, photograph on Baryta paper.
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Jewelry, in a sense, is an object of relationship. A relationship with a wearer, viewers, history, and culture, to name but a few. And jewelry relates to these people and things in a variety of ways. Some could be explicit, but others could be ambiguous.
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