Sille Luiga. Estonian Academy of Arts. Selected Graduate 2020
Published: 17.11.2020
Object: Party's Over, 2020
Kitchen foil.
23 x 10 x 9 cm
Photo by: Sille Luiga
From series: Party's Over
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In her master's thesis, Sille takes a step away from jewelry and a step closer to the visual arts. She studies the absurd as the fruit of our imagination and, as a result, as an essential phenomenon. All this is accompanied by the playful ambivalence that Sille cultivates with her childlike sincerity.
/ Nils Hint
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