I'm wearing our old wine cellar house, built by my great-grandpa. We used to produce wine here, but no grapes anymore.
I like to come here and just chill.
This is my daily jewel.
These days I’m reliving my childhood again. As I moved back to my village from the capital after many years, everything is familiar, but a little bit new. Quarantine Jewellery is a visual diary and an alternative way to visualize my home by objects. I’m creating jewelleries every day by only using materials I find in my home and its immediate surrondings. I’m researching the ambivalence of isolation, reinterpretation of everyday objects, exploring the boundaries of jewellery.
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