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Monday, 29 July 2013

Synthetic food brooches

synthetic food I,II & III, brooches, plastic, steel 2013







 
necklace, plastic, 2013


Femme & Butch

femme & butch, necklaces, plastic, wood, aluminium, 2013

Sunday, 28 July 2013

Galeria de VENUS

Galeria de VENUS is a newly started jewellery gallery situated in Lisbon, Portugal.

Address: Rua José Falcão 3, 2780-334 Oeiras, Portugal
Telephone: +351 21 4407205
E-mail: galeriadevenus@gmail.com

Want to exhibit at Galeria de VENUS? Write an e-mail to galeriadevenus@gmail.com

Kitchen-wear

kitchen-wear, necklace, plastic, aluminium, 2013

Friday, 26 July 2013

Pinky I & II

pinky I & II, necklaces, plastic, aluminium, steel, 2013

Monday, 15 July 2013

Mass production of authenticity

(letters for CHERRY PIN)

Want one? Want to support this jeweller?

Saturday, 13 July 2013

Mary/Maria I & II

mary/maria I & II, necklaces, plastic, aluminium, 2013


Sunday, 7 July 2013

Pink is about empowerment!

My work often revolves around bright colours, and especially pink. A few years ago I was in search of a pink shape that was intense and sweet, obnoxious and girly, and a bit disgusting.

Since then, and perhaps because of the previous series of pink work, my relationship with pink has changed. It is now a more loving and a less ambivalent relationship. Pink makes me happy. Pink never judges me, but accepts me for me. Pink is playful and uninhibited. She is not afraid of what others might think of her. She is courageous. She has many beautiful qualities that I can learn from. And I think this is one of the reasons why so many girls like pink. Pink creates a room in which girls are allowed to be expressive and in their power.

It makes me sad when I hear pink being referred to as juvenile and naïve. I do not believe "the pink phase" is something we need to grow out of. And it makes me sad when I hear it being referred to as shallow and stupid, when I think pink should inspire love and respect.

What is so threatening about the colour pink?

Marta's view

A couple of weeks ago Marta Miguel Martínez-Soria contacted me and we started a conversation about pink and its influence in our lives. She wanted to write a text about my work and share her observations and thoughts. I felt honored and said "yes please!".

Here is a link to her blog and the resulting blogpost:
http://aplacewherelive.blogspot.be/2013/07/helena-johansson-lindell.html

Thank you Marta for showing interest in my work!

Friday, 5 July 2013