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The artists present contemporary jewellery pieces that depict, deny, define, and distort the images we hold of ourselves as women. The works are inspired by our vulnerabilities, our strengths, our fears, and our desires — whether they are real or imagined. They are thinking about that girl: who you may know, who you might also be. The authors add: “In the dark, it’s all a trick. And nobody knows. We are in the moment, in the moments. Our eyes throw a glance, we make you laugh, we are provocative, we dance, we drink. We pretend to have fun. We break our own hearts. And we do it again and again.”
Photo from Tartu Art House
Pilvi Tammoja (b 1991) has a bachelor’s degree in fashion design and a master’s degree in jewellery which provides her a unique understanding of forms and the body, resulting in diverse works made with an ever-changing range of materials from silk thread to cast iron. She has exhibited her work in group exhibitions and fashion shows; and has also worked on window displays, photo set designs, prop design and fabrication.
Erinn M. Cox (b 1976) is a jewellery artist from the United States based in Tallinn, Estonia. She holds BFA and MFA degrees in sculpture and a MA degree in jewellery. She was awarded the Galerie Marzee Graduate Prize and named an upcoming design star by Wallpaper* Magazine. Cox is also an adjunct professor of Fine Arts and Art History in the US and a guest lecturer at the Estonian Academy of Arts. She is a published author on topics related to contemporary art, design, jewellery, and philosophy and is the founder and writer for the online journal Louise & Maurice (www.louiseandmaurice.com)
Galerii nimi: Tartu Art House
Address: Vanemuise 26, Tartu, Estonia
Opening hours: Mon 12:00 - 18:00 Wed-Sun 12:00 - 18:00
Open: 02.09.2022 — 02.10.2022
Address: Vanemuise 26, Tartu, Estonia
Opening hours: Mon 12:00 - 18:00 Wed-Sun 12:00 - 18:00
Open: 02.09.2022 — 02.10.2022
