Brooch Bloom of youth
Seulgi Kwon
Silicone, pigments, pearls of glass, steel and wire
Gratuated in 2010 from a Master of Fine Art, Metalwork and Jewelry Kookmin University in Seoul.
The strange and original work of Seulgi fascinates us with these organi forms and the material used, the silicone.
“There is no imitation of nature but research on a very primitive form of life, in shimmering colours. The shape of the cells is the basic element for my creations. Nature provides an infinite possibility of creations.”
A hybrid plant-animal world told in a magnicent and very mature work.
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