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| the exhibition was held at dia.lo.gue |
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| some introduction. 'They settled and embraced local customs while still retaining some degree of their ancestral culture.' |
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| mirrored |
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| love the words on right post |
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| Su Embroidery by Adrian Gan collection 'Su embroidery started in the country of Wu (now the Suzhou area). What started from embroidering fabrics to decorate garments became a new form of art. The craftsmanship was so fine that it is said the needles of the embroiderers was as thin as hair, threads were split into 10, and the best works could beat the beauty of paintings.' |
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| close-up look from Edward Hutabarat collection |
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| Edward Hutabarat collection |
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| Tobacco Container by Edward Hutabarat collection Early 19th Century |
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| Replica Bag by Edward Hutabarat collection Kota Gede, Yogyakarta and Ubud, Bali | 1998 |
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| Weaven Bag by Edward Hutabarat collection 'Weaved from thousands of tiny rings which gives a smooth surface when it touched.' |
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| Pending Head by Edward Hutabarat collection 'A complimentary accessory for Palembang wedding garment.' |
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| Kingfisher Jewellery by Adrian Gan collection 'Kingfisher is a type of bird known for its beautiful vibrant blue feathers. Their feathers were often used to create beautiful pieces of jewellery by decorating pieces of plain metal, with the earliest record of them being found in the Han Dynasty (206 BC - 9 AD). When seen from afar the blue of the jewellery looks like stones or as if it has been painted on, but when one takes a closer look, they can see the beautiful textures the feathers create.' |
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| close-up look from the Kingfisher Jewellery |
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| that day, i kidnapped tanta jojo again and again |
currently had no idea how to make some words into some sentences. then i just post a pic.
maybe because of a one year late-post again and again and again and again.
i found another review by Manual. They can explain it better.
written 05|11|17 4pm
