The Portrait in Jewellery: Representing the Other, Tracing the Self. Spotlight Artworks by Klimt02
Published: 18.05.2025

By definition, a portrait freezes a being into an image, most often a face. A face that exists, or once did.
In every portrait, there’s a quest for resemblance. A desire to capture something human and make it visible. Almost eternal. Or maybe, to make that presence eternal.
This Spotlight emerged from a journey into the history of painted portraiture, offering a way of looking that brings familiar artworks into dialogue with a Klimt02 selection of contemporary jewellery. Not to compare, but to explore how these pieces, through their connection to the body, physical and cultural, are as powerful as painting to question who we are, where we come from, and how we are remembered.
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