Sofia Bankeström. HDK. Academy of Design and Crafts. Selected Graduate 2017
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Published: 22.08.2017
Earrings: Untitled, 2017
Juniper wood, 14k gold.
7 x 4 cm
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In a repetitive working process, Sofia Bankeström examines the wood's change and variability. With the help of just a few tools, she processes the wood's surface where new structures and patterns emerge. Lines and movements make you think of both water, music and a flowing fur.
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