Open Wounds: Rape Enacted on Mobile Phones
Western Australian contemporary jewellery and object artists Tineke Van der Eecken and Sultana Shamshi present their solo exhibitions side by side, exploring a botanical world shaped by ecological and cultural extinctions. Together, these bodies of work honour the inherent beauty of raw materials while expressing shared concerns for the environment and humanity.
Precarities & Revisiting the Mughal Garden is presented as part of Radiant Pavilion 2026, a Naarm/Melbourne Contemporary Jewellery and Object Biennial.
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