I make art pieces that you can challenge yourself to wear. An Interview with Sigurd Bronger

Interview / Artists CriticalThinking Curating MunichJewelleryWeek2024 CécileMaes

Published: 17.01.2024

Sigurd Bronger
Brooch: Carrying device for a Nautilus shell, 2015
Nautilus shell, steel, gold-plated brass
10.5 x 14 x 9.8 cm
Awarded at: Bavarian State Award for outstanding ideas and technical achievements in the craft sector
Part of: Nationalmuseum Oslo
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Approaching the vibrant Munich Jewellery Week 2024, as the final details rush to be settled, we had the privilege of interviewing Sigurd Bronger, the featured artist at his upcoming first overview exhibition outside his home country: WEARABLES at Die Neue Sammlung in Munich, from March 1st to June 3rd, 2024.

Reflecting on this exchange, we had the opportunity to delve into his artistic journey, hear his perspective on contemporary jewellery education, explore his creative process, and understand the conception of this significant project.

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I make art pieces that you can challenge yourself to wear. An Interview with Sigurd Bronger

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