In our present world, an important thing is to be perfect online on social media with every means to an end. Interview with Kirsten Plank by Anna Wójcik-Korbas

Interview / Artists

Published: 28.06.2023

Object: Selachii by Kirsten Plank.Silver, pigment, laquer.. 2015.25 x 4 x 25 cm.Photo by: H. Dobmeier.Object & Necklace..

Kirsten Plank
Object: Selachii, 2015
Silver, pigment, laquer.
25 x 4 x 25 cm
Photo by: H. Dobmeier
Object & Necklace.
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In Kirsten Plank's work, one can see an attempt to combine the world of geometry and packaging with that of jewellery, resulting in creations that change according to the arrangement. An object from a recognisable face becomes an abstract combination of shapes, allowing her works to have two lives.

Solo exhibition Two Sides by Kirsten Plank was organised as part of the Legnica Jewellery Festival SILVER and will be on display at the Gallery of Art in Legnica (Poland) until 16 July 2023.

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In our present world, an important thing is to be perfect online on social media with every means to an end. Interview with Kirsten Plank by Anna Wójcik-Korbas

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