‘jewellery & objects’ by thanh-truc nguyen at galerie sofie lachaertimage courtesy galerie sofie lachaert
thanh-truc nguyen galerie sofie lachaert – temse, belgium may 5th to june 16th, 2013
in search for the potential beauty of a surface, german artist thanh-truc nguyen uses fine-meshed steel fabric to create voluminous yet lightweight jewellery objects. the steel fabric is intriguingly ephemeral and translucent, yet at the same time surprisingly solid. through the interference of the fine grid structures an interesting moiré effect arises. a fascinating flickering and sparkling creates an impression of a gleaming and precious stone, as if it wouldn’t be merely steel.
‘jewellery & objects’ responds to searching for the potential beauty of a surfaceimage courtesy galerie sofie lachaert
the collection uses fine-meshed steel fabric to create voluminous yet lightweight jewellery objectsimage courtesy galerie sofie lachaert
the steel fabric is intriguingly ephemeral and translucent, yet at the same time surprisingly solid image courtesy galerie sofie lachaert
through the interference of the fine grid structures an interesting moiré effect arisesimage courtesy galerie sofie lachaert
a fascinating flickering and sparkling creates an impression of a gleaming and precious stone, as if it wouldn’t be merely steelimage courtesy galerie sofie lachaert
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