Lena Lindahl
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Published: 21.02.2018
akonst.seBrooch: The Look, 2018
Silver, wood, cubic zirconian pearl.
8 x 3 x 15 cm
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Brooch: Afarensis, 2017
Silver, human hair, garnet
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Necklace: Bone, 2016
Silver, bone, peals, seashell pearls
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Necklace: Jung, 2016
Silver, jaspis, garnet, artificial leaf
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Brooch: Child, 2016
etched Silver, artificial plant
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Brooch: Mother, 2016
etched Silver, artificial plant
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Brooch: Darwin and I
Zinc, silver
9 x 6 x 1 cm
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Brooch: Mother and Child
Zinc, silver
9 x 6 x 1 cm
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Necklace: Mad
Silver, olivine ,pearl, jasper, obsidian, artificial plant
30 x 35cm
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Necklace: Anger
Zinc, silver, pearls, artificial plant
20 x 30 cm
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Necklace: Family, 12Hominines
Silver
80 x 20 cm
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Brooch: Homo Habilis
Silver
10 x 3 cm
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Brooch: Australopithecus Afarensis
Silver
10 x 3 cm
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Brooch: Australopithecus Africanus
Silver
10 x 3 cm
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Brooch: Homo Ergaster
Silver
10 x 3 cm
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Brooch: Lucy
Enamel, silver, pearl, rock crystal, artificial plant
11 x 4 cm
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Brooch: Bush Lady
Enamel, silver, cubic zircon, artificial plant
14 x 4
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Brooch: Flora Floresiensis
Enamel, silver, ocean jasper, artificial plant
8 x 4
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Brooch: Evolution
Silver, wood, acrylic
14 x 7
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Brooch: Oil & Coal
Silver, oil, wood, sapphire, tourmaline
12 x 6
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Brooch: Oil finding
Oil, artificial plant, sapphire, tourmaline, cubic zircon
7 x 8 cm
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Lena Lindahl is a Swedish artist living in the archipelago of Gothenburg. She has a MFA in Jewellery Art from HDK School of Design and Craft. Her works relate to literature, science and politics. Sometimes she addresses with a critical question sometimes with a smile.
Statement
We are all animals, individuals of a remarkably successful species. The history is not long, our 200 000 years is considered as a blink of an eye in evolutionary terms and if we play our cards well, there will be humans walking around on the Earth for many years to come. Cooperation, compassion and an exceptional clever mind have all been winning qualities on the evolutionary road. We have the sense, the ability and the sensibility. This brilliancy did not arise all of a sudden. There where others before us. Different kind of hominines, who learned how to hunt, make use of fire, communicate and even make art. My jewellery art is about the kind of human animals we are today and the individuals who went before us. It was their lives, thoughts and struggle that cleared the way for us and we would not be an existing species without them. We carry their traces in our DNA. In my jewellery I explore humanity. Our self-identification and our relations towards each other and nature.
If we peal off all the layers of our ideas about personal opinions, about what we want to achieve in life, if we peal of the entire existence of modern civilisation we would still be cultural beings. We would seek each others company and we would sing, dance, philosophize, fantasize…
If we peal off all the layers of our ideas about personal opinions, about what we want to achieve in life, if we peal of the entire existence of modern civilisation we would still be cultural beings. We would seek each others company and we would sing, dance, philosophize, fantasize…
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