Mr White Hagi
Published: 01.07.2016
This article is part of the book "Mari Ishikawa : Jewellery & Photography, Where does the parallel world exist?", published by Arnoldsche in February 2016. Ishikawa's jewellery is mysterious and transports us to another world. She uses plants are as symbols of the constant renewal of life and transforms them from the ephemeral into the permanent.
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