Creating Affection Between the Recipient and the Jewel by Ana Campos
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Published: 26.01.2006
Brooch: Untitled, 2011
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Photo by: Petra Jaschke
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Adornment, and as an extension, the jewel, can be interpreted as an art of transforming the body. Ana Campos analyzes the meaning of the symbol and the function of adornment.
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