Interview with Elin Flognman
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Published: 29.02.2016
Necklace: Potato Eaters I, 2014
Fork, copper, silver, gold
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It’s easy to relate to the repetition of movement we so often experience in our work as art jewellers. Routine has been given a negative connotation just like everyday life.
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