Acid, necklace by Jessica Winchcombe. Image @paulgreen.photographer
Join Mia Straka and Jess Winchcombe as they discuss their month in the gallery and discoveries made.
What happens when jewellery leaves its pedestal, precious objects become playful, and the way we display becomes part of the artwork itself?
During our month-long residency at Project 100, Mia Straka and Jess Winchcombe will use the space as an experimental curatorial playground. We want to create an evolving environment where jewellery, objects, photography, performance and unexpected encounters collide.
