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Purity and minimalism at Collect, seen at the Saatchi Gallery.

06/03/2017

Yes, I know it’s circles again but bear with me.

This textile piece by Shihoko Fukumoto at ARTCOURT Gallery is, for me at least, an exercise in meditation

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The french word épuré (uncluttered) captures for me the pure nature of these pieces. Stripped down to the simplest elements they are exquisitely made with nothing intruding as a distraction.  It may look easy but just try doing it.

Brooches and rings by Junwong Jung shown by the ever impressive Marzee gallery illustrate my point. 

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The jewellery containers are designed with the same rigour as their contents.

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It’s not only Asians who excel in the discipline of minimalism and purity though it can sometimes feel like it.

Andrea Walsh whose work I last featured back in 2013, showed these containers with Officine Saffi

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I couldn’t live with such purity exclusively (my tastes are too catholic) but it definitely fills a need in my life.

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