My jewelry acts as a communication device to bridge the tangible and intangible, digital and real. Xiangying Shi interviewed by Klimt02

Interview / Artists

Published: 17.05.2019

Brooch: Hey! Listen! #1 #2 #3 by Xiangyin Shi.Sterling silver, copper, brass, mini speaker, wood, found objects, acrylic paint, steel (pin).. 2019.7 x 5 x 4 cm.Photo by: Xiangyin Shi.From series: Digital Communication Jewelry.

Xiangyin Shi
Brooch: Hey! Listen! #1 #2 #3, 2019
Sterling silver, copper, brass, mini speaker, wood, found objects, acrylic paint, steel (pin).
7 x 5 x 4 cm
Photo by: Xiangyin Shi
From series: Digital Communication Jewelry
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Since primary school, animation has always been my best friend. It cheers me up in loneliness and darkness, creating a comfort zone for my therapy. More specifically, it is Otaku subculture including animation, comics, games and novels that encourages and inspires me as an artist. Personally, I want to convey this kind of joy and happiness into my jewelry, cheering more people up.

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My jewelry acts as a communication device to bridge the tangible and intangible, digital and real. Xiangying Shi interviewed by Klimt02

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