These local, daily interactions underpin my work, bathing me in beauty and life, supporting me in communicating themes which are universal and across time. Kim Nogueira interviewed by Klimt02

Interview / Artists

Published: 08.10.2019

Kim Nogueira
Brooch: Animal Magnetism, 2019
Silver, 24k, copper guttering debris from Hurricane Irma found in my yard after the storm, vitreous enamel.
5.2 x .5 x 5.4 cm
Photo by: Kim Nogueira
From series: East of Hercules
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I don’t think wearability is important in contemporary jewelry, and this is what I love about it ... This takes you away for a brief time, from accepted norms, and makes you question for a moment, ideally longer. Any exercise in thinking that has people questioning the status quo is a good thing, especially if it is connected to the act of creation.

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These local, daily interactions underpin my work, bathing me in beauty and life, supporting me in communicating themes which are universal and across time. Kim Nogueira interviewed by Klimt02

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