Korpus_Kontur II by Jasmin Schlesiger

Spatial perception occupies every human being. Without perception there is no existence...
Jewelry can be considered as a medium for sharpening our senses regarding spatial perception. Most important here is movement, made possible by the presence of space. Both, the work and the viewer being in motion, a more flexible perspective is created. Space between parts of the pieces seemingly varies, just as the space between viewer, wearer and piece.
 
Not only the real space between the jewelry piece and the carrier but also non-existent space can require intensification of perception. What happens when a geometric body seems to invade the organic human body, which in contrast to the geometric space seems very indefinable, unstable, and vulnerable?