I think jewellery comes to life when you are able to see the person behind it and not a machine. Nanna Obel interviewed by Klimt02

Interview / Artists

Published: 28.11.2019

Nanna Obel
Brooch: Love Me, Touch Me Not, 2019
14k gold, silver, enamel, photo, illustration, amber, ivory.
4.5 x 2 x 11.5 cm
Photo by: Dorte Krogh
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Wearability is not a key issue for me... Having said that, all my pieces are wearable because it adds an extra dimension to the jewellery, to see it on a body. The meeting between the wearer and the viewer is also important. If I can make the wearer and the viewer communicate, I have achieved a lot.

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