Three Artists Seen Through Materials - Holland x Japonism
Published: 18.03.2015
In 2014 Chitose Ohchi, producer of the contemporary jewelry gallery O-jewel, organized Holland x Japonism, an exhibit of twelve Netherlands-based artists that create jewelry with Japanese paper. The exhibit traveled through Tokyo, Hokkaido, Nagano and Kyoto and will finally arrive in the Netherlands this year. I'd like to focus on three of these artists.
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