2009 concubine
[Exotic Blend at Object space + Fingers]
Brooch, tea tin
The backside of the Brooch
New Zealand-born contemporary jeweller, Chen Jiamusi
avant-garde work correctly cities. By Christchurch demolition site, including
decorative steel thermometer, burnt pine flooring, flag fragments, iron roof,
gas water heaters, rivets brass salvaged from materials. This has been informed
of her jewellery, both in its material production, which are related
institutions and places. Her practice includes both decision making and wearing
jewellery. Her work has been selected as New Zealand, Australia, Singapore,
Germany and Norway exhibitions.
2010 Urban Metabolism Series
Brooch / Cooking oil tin
Most of her works on display of discarded cans or metal. She went to a different ruins looking for those that can be used to recycle materials that are very interesting. As a half-breed she hopes to blend Chinese and Western art, some of the works to see why Chinese elements. She collected a box of tea, the first one we can see that China brooch classical motifs. I love her work and ideas, as an artist she could become valuable waste materials, which is good. Just as we do now, those milk bottles and ketchup bottles, we used to develop our creativity, we also produced a necklace or brooch, we give the value of those recyclables.
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