Lost and Found in Migration by Elena Karpilova
Published: 07.07.2025
Rem Koolhaas: The Berlin wall as architecture, ‘Field Trip’, SMLXL, p. 229: copyright Rem Koolhaas, 1972
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Is home always a place of safety and warmth? Can an exhibition exist beyond physical walls?
This text reflects on the concept of home, borders, and how they are interpreted through art, architecture and contemporary jewellery. It explores how the virtual project Lost in Migration brought to light the personal migration stories of jewellery artists whose work you might know — but whose personal stories of migration had remained untold.
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