Katherine Hubble
Plastic Lustre Brooch, 2021
Polypropylene, thermoforming plastic, iridescent tint, silver, steel pin
7.5 x 7 x 3cm
Katherine Hubble is an art jeweller located in Naarm, Melbourne. Plastic Lustre Brooch, 2021 explores the shell as inspiration within craft. There is a long human history of the shell used within ornamentation and adornment of the human body. I wanted to reimagine shell jewellery and what that would look like today within the 21st Century with contemporary plastics and industrial processes.
Courtesy of the artist.
B-side artist: Madeleine Thornton-Smith
Plastic Lustre Brooch, 2021
Polypropylene, thermoforming plastic, iridescent tint, silver, steel pin
7.5 x 7 x 3cm
Katherine Hubble is an art jeweller located in Naarm, Melbourne. Plastic Lustre Brooch, 2021 explores the shell as inspiration within craft. There is a long human history of the shell used within ornamentation and adornment of the human body. I wanted to reimagine shell jewellery and what that would look like today within the 21st Century with contemporary plastics and industrial processes.
Courtesy of the artist.
B-side artist: Madeleine Thornton-Smith
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Melbourne, VIC, 3000
(+61 3) 9650 0093
info@blindside.org.au
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