The Third Element. A vision of the Kumite Ni Tsugite works by Fumiko Gotô.
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Published: 08.09.2020
Brooch: Kumite ni Mayu, 2020
Mammoth ivory, buffalo horn, silver 0.925
6 x 2.4 x 1.5 cm
From series: Kumite ni Tsugite
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Ulrich Horndash, german artist, talks about the work and concept in the exhibition Kumite Ni Tsugite by Fumiko Gotô, the first solo show at Hannah Gallery Barcelona.
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