I Think I Am Part Of The Old School Aesthetic. Selen Özus interviewed by Klimt02
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Published: 08.07.2020
Brooch: Untitled, 2011
Porcelain, Iron
10 x 7 x 5 cm
Photo by: Umut Töre
From series: As
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Contemporary jewellery is, unfortunately, a very small world. It is really hard to sell work. If someone wants to be a jewellery designer, I think this person must have another job to make money. Especially in Turkey, it is even harder. I continue because I have the passion to make work. This is something that I need for myself. Contemporary jewellery is very important for me to express myself.
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