Luci Jockel. Rhode Island School of Design. Selected Graduate 2016
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Published: 09.06.2016
Brooch: Royal Mourning, 2014
Squirrel skull, bird skulls, lichen, fungi, insect pins, steel.
Photo by: Luci Jockel
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
The thesis work of Luci Jockel is a hauntingly beautiful and poetic reflection on our contemporary rupture with the natural world.Through the act of wearing, one is acutely aware of the work's corporeality, its material consequence, and our tenuous interconnectedness. / Tracy Steepy
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