Qian Wang, Artist in Residence at Le Arti Orafe 2018
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Published: 02.07.2018
Brooch: Untitled, 2018
Italian pasta with natural added pigments, silver.
Photo by: Qian Wang
From series: I’m not cooking pasta, I’m doing jewellery
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Among all the participants to the international competition Preziosa Young 2017, the Chinese-born artist Qiana was awarded by LAO with a period of three months as artist in residence in Florence. The collection I do not cook pasta, I realize jewels! is the result of Qian Wang's work, who, manipulating and coloring different shapes of pasta, has made a series of fantastic jewellery.
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