Serendipity in Art. Article part of the Master Degree Thesis by Stina Siqiong Wen
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Published: 09.01.2023
Fig. 11. Stina Siqiong Wen, Photos Taken by Pinhole Camera, 2015, film.
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Through her thesis Serendipity in Contemporary Jewelry, submitted to the Faculty of Jewelry in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Fine Arts at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Stina Siqiong Wen is focusing on how contemporary jewelry reexamines the notion of traditional meanings of jewelry, from value to status, materials to wearability, and personal to cultural definition. It tirelessly tests its existence as a form of art through those processes.
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