Luché Eléne Oberholzer. Universiteit Stellenbosch University. New Talent Award Nominee 2021
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Published: 26.10.2021
Head Piece: Interlace, 2021
Coated PLA, coated copper wire, transparent stretch elastic
14 x 30 x 12 cm
Photo by: Jean Rossouw
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Luché's investigation into the human-technology interface makes a valuable contribution to the field of contemporary jewellery design. She draws a valuable distinction between post-humanism and trans-humanism and relates these concepts to her own creative jewellery praxis and methods of production.
/Joani Groenewald, Lecturer
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