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Exhibition ‘No Boundaries’ which took part from July until September 2010 
At Gallery C3 The Concept store in Amsterdam.

Where is the line between contemporary art and fashion? The group exhibition No Boundaries, which was taken part of the Fashion Week DOWNTOWN, examined this question. The exhibition consisted of clothing, drawings, spatial objects, photos and jewellery, all poised on the edge of fashion and art ..
Artist who took part of the exhibition were: 
Leoniek Bontje, Hartog & Henneman, Petra Lunenburg, Selma van der Meijs, Pheen and Mara Skujeniece

 Within the work of  Jiska Hartog & Michiel Henneman stands defining the jewel centrally. Hartog & Henneman questions include: what makes something a jewel? And what is the function of the jewel in the current culture? The duo artists are constantly in search of the boundary between art and jewellery. In which they try to reach beyond the isolated discipline of visual arts and the goldsmith industry

Specially for No Boundaries they investigated the interesting relationship between still-life and lifestyle. Here they refer to the composition within a still life with expensive products like rare and expensive food and flowers as a symbol of prestige and wealth, in which the comparison to “life-style” in which we compose an image of ourselves the way we want to be seen.

 This image shows a part of a composition of a still-life from the “life style” of a posh lady

See picture for an impression from the series "Still-life-style" This work is an representation of a scarf made from several layers acrylic and inlaid acrylic.  Length: 50cm, width: 37cm.

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