ARTICLE
Jewelry & Objects
by Art Jewelry Forum
Elin Flognman's work is a tribute to everyday life and the things that surround us. What we may not have thought could be jewelry is exactly what she picks up and makes jewelry from. It can be a knife, a potato, or—as in this necklace—forks for a big dinner with friends and family. This year, many have been isolated, and this piece therefore becomes extra relevant and a reminder that it’s important to care for each other. Flognman is a Swedish jewelry artist. She received her MFA in jewelry art from HDK – School of Design and Crafts, in Gothenburg, in 2013.
Image caption: Elin Flognman, Big Dinner, 2020, necklace, leather, gold-plated brass, 300 x 300 x 10 mm, photo: artist. Courtesy of Platina
